QQ Mid position 2nd hand - Page 2

ChuckNorris · #11 05-19-2005, 05:19 AM

In my opinion it's clearly a push. I would push it in a 30+3 as well. However, in a 11$ sng the villain may easily call your push and show you two overcards or middle pair [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

You have to push here.

greenroom1 · #12 05-19-2005, 05:22 AM

Thanks

His reponse made no sense. I have seen some other strange resposes like this on other posts. Are there a lot of these idiots out there.

DasLeben · #13 05-19-2005, 05:26 AM

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Thanks

His reponse made no sense. I have seen some other strange resposes like this on other posts. Are there a lot of these idiots out there.

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Well, he was joking. Perg is my homie, so I had to give him [censored] for it.

greenroom1 · #14 05-19-2005, 05:28 AM

Would you not push this hand on a $50 SNG? I think I would push this in most situations. I am playing mostly at the 10-20 level.

raptor517 · #15 05-19-2005, 05:36 AM

folding should never even be a thought here. holla

ChuckNorris · #16 05-19-2005, 05:42 AM

I don't see why I wouldn't push it at any level. However, 30+3 is the highest level I've played several hundred tournies at. I don't see the BB's call preflop and then betting the flop out of position as a sign of any particular strength. If he'd checkraise the flop, I might consider folding in higher levels, but never in a 10+1. Unless I knew the player to be a 2+2er or something.

raptor517 · #17 05-19-2005, 05:44 AM

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If he'd checkraise the flop, I might consider folding in higher levels

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why would you consider folding to a flop check raise.. even at the higher levels? dont play if you would be playing scared money. people still play awful. a lead out THAT strong usually doesnt signify a great deal of strength. there are still plenty of donks in the 109s and 215s. holla

ChuckNorris · #18 05-19-2005, 05:52 AM

I think it's always good to think about what you're doing and why. I just thought about the situation for 30 seconds after posting that, and came to the conclusion that hell no, I wouldn't fold it to a checkraise. I'm not experienced enough to come to every decision in a heartbeat.

I've recently played some 50+5's during weekends, and with the amount of 'donks' there, it's easy to believe that 109s and 215s should be relatively soft as well.