I now fold AK a lot pf.

[ansky451]

This is a VERY tight range from pokerstove.

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

534,238,848 games 1.152 secs 463,748,999 games/sec

Board:
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 54.9190 % 48.95% 05.97% { AKs }
Hand 2: 45.0810 % 39.11% 05.97% { 77+, AJs+, KQs, AJo+ }


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You made a bad fold.

Do you see why?

[Exitonly]

Alright one more post before I give up..

Ok, stop trying to tell yourself you made a good read, there is no read there, a guuy with a little over 5BB's pushed, he could have a HUGE range of hands, and you yourself admitted it included big Aces. Therefor a fold here is bad, you are missing out on chips that you should have. We're telling you this so you get better.

And for the Masters hand i don't know what you're talking about 'didnt do so good' it was to get opinions about different appraoches, there werent right or wrongs (well except for a few things), and most people that had different poitns of view could actually defend them, unlike what you're doing now w/ "My read was right".

Seriously though, stop fighting with people that are trying to help you out.

[m1illion]

[ QUOTE ]
This is a VERY tight range from pokerstove.

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

534,238,848 games 1.152 secs 463,748,999 games/sec

Board:
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 54.9190 % 48.95% 05.97% { AKs }
Hand 2: 45.0810 % 39.11% 05.97% { 77+, AJs+, KQs, AJo+ }


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You made a bad fold.

Do you see why?

[/ QUOTE ]

There were three people in the hand and the big stack was not going away since he was the loosest luckiest SOB I have seen in a while so his range is huge and he's coming along for the ride even if I go all in, as long as he has 5T or anything close to it. You need to recalculate .
Do you see why?

[Exitonly]

And you don't want to go against him w/ his random cards?

Don't play scared, in tournaments you have to take marginally +EV situations... and this one isn't even that marginal.

[m1illion]

You all appear to assume that I have this guy isolated and it wasn't the case.
If I can be sure I go one on one with this guy I do it in an instant. But I have a SUPER loose opponent with the big stack still to act. I should go in here?
Show me that argument and I'm an ear.

[ansky451]

[ QUOTE ]
There were three people in the hand and the big stack was not going away since he was the loosest luckiest SOB I have seen in a while so his range is huge and he's coming along for the ride even if I go all in, as long as he has 5T or anything close to it. You need to recalculate .
Do you see why?

[/ QUOTE ]

You just proved my point, do you see why?

[ansky451]

Especially if he will call with "any 2" then yes you should push. Even if he was a tight player, or the best player in the world, or anybody at all, this is a push.

[m1illion]

[ QUOTE ]
And you don't want to go against him w/ his random cards?

Don't play scared, in tournaments you have to take marginally +EV situations... and this one isn't even that marginal.

[/ QUOTE ]

I dont want to go in against him and The other guy. I want my AK going HU not three way.

[ansky451]

If he is playing any 2 as you say, then no you do not want it heads up. You cannot be worried about someones random cards behind you, thats just mathematically stupid.

[Exitonly]

[ QUOTE ]
You all appear to assume that I have this guy isolated and it wasn't the case.
If I can be sure I go one on one with this guy I do it in an instant. But I have a SUPER loose opponent with the big stack still to act. I should go in here?
Show me that argument and I'm an ear.

[/ QUOTE ]

Alright you don't have him isolated.. yet.

The only problem w/ this guy coming along is if he has AA or KK. So basically by folding you're playing scared of two hands. If he has a lower PP, then you're flipiping w/ shorter stacks nearly dead money in. And if he's as lose as you say, he'll probably come along w/ a bunch of hands you have dominated, and you'll be in good shape to nearly triple up...

i really see no downsides here.