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Re: Hand History Help from fellow 2+2ers
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*********** # 35 ************** PokerStars Game #2604287327: Tournament #12716346, Hold'em No Limit - Level IV (50/100) - 2005/09/18 - 10:47:39 (ET) Table '12716346 1' Seat #5 is the button Seat 1: Babs22 (2885 in chips) Seat 2: becky100 (2500 in chips) Seat 3: skcubman (1475 in chips) Seat 5: knubile (940 in chips) Seat 6: BillSlim37 (1160 in chips) Seat 7: S Hawking (3395 in chips) Seat 9: willperkins (1145 in chips) BillSlim37: posts small blind 50 S Hawking: posts big blind 100 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to willperkins [Ah Jh] Why no push here? I know that AJ is not the greatest of hands to play UTG as you're only bound to be called by either a dominating Ace or a mid-high pocket...but considering your stack size any hand you DO intend to play, you are pot committed to playing to the river as you are in push/fold mode. This is probably the best hand you're going to see and the blinds will be going up soon also, putting you at even more of a disadvantage. Additionally the other two short stacks may call with lesser Ace's, hoping you were pushing your mid pair and they catch. [/ QUOTE ] I think pushing here is a little bit premature. Hero has 11BB's and only a decent hand UTG. Way too many players to act - fold and pick a better spot to get your chips in the middle. |
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