Good Call or Not?

[LotsOfOuts69]

Playing a rediculous crapshoot of a tourny at the MGM in vegas a few weeks back. 6 tables of 60 players entered plus 20 alternates for the frist 20 that bust out. Its down to the final 11 with Top 6 getting paid, the last one I played in the day before we got down to 7 handed and chopped the pot even 7 ways.

Anyway, the blinds are up to 1500/3000 and its 5 handed at my table and 6 handed at the other table. I have 6300 before posting the 3000 big blind. It folds to the small bind and I say to him If you move me in I will call. He nods, looks at his cards and says he's all in. He has me covered by double (risking half his stack) I have 69 suited in spades. I called, his AQ flops a queen on an all red board and I'm out.

[locutus2002]

Yes you had to call.

You had an agreement when he nodded. When he looked at his cards before complying you had a chance to void the agreement because he should have moved in without looking. Since you didn't raise any concerns you are obligated to move your chips in. I would have cancelled, because you will never know if he made the bet in good faith. Once you look at your cards you are accepting his behaviour.

[BlackAces]

Of course you have to call. You're getting almost 3-1 on your money in a headsup pot. You can't throw anything away here.

[Lloyd]

Easy call.

[nath]

In the future don't let your stack get so low that posting the BB chops it in half.
FWIW you're calling with basically any two here.

[AlcateL]

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In the future don't let your stack get so low that posting the BB chops it in half.
FWIW you're calling with basically any two here.

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[einbert]

I would have just called without looking at the cards.