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ATs vs All-in
$20 SnG NL. SB is tight aggressive T1600, MP is novice T1800, Hero is on the button T1200 with A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] T [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Blinds are 25/50. 3 folds to MP who calls, CO folds, Hero Calls, SB raises to 100, BB folds, MP calls, Hero Calls.
Pot T350 (3 players) Flop 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 6 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 8 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] SB pushes all-in, MP calls, Hero? This is a home game and I know the players fairly well. MP rarely plays, but SB plays a lot of poker on-line but mainly limit ring games. I play a lot on-line mainly pot-limit and no-limit SnG's. SB has not played many hands and has only shown down strong holdings. |
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Re: ATs vs All-in
I only play the $11s on Party, but I think this is an easy fold. I don't think an Ace or a Ten is an out for you with this flop thus significantly reducing the value of your hand.
Even if you're the shortstack at the table I think there has to be a better spot to get your money in. Again I play lower SNGs but I think this is an easy fold. |
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Re: ATs vs All-in
It depends on if you think either of them would push/call with a flush draw, but in general you've got the odds to call here.
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Re: ATs vs All-in
My read on the SB is that he would not push all-in with a drawing hand. I'm up against a made hand.
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Re: ATs vs All-in
Well 40% chance you'll get the flush and win. Got pot odds. If you win you'll be up to nearly 4k chips for an almost guaranteed placing.
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Re: ATs vs All-in
I think the average stack size would help with this problem. With the blinds at 25/50 and his stack 1000+ I see no reason to try and draw out on the TAG.
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Re: ATs vs All-in
He's getting better than 3:1 while having a 40% chance of winning. This advantage is too large for me to pass up. On top of that, the position it puts you in allows you to have a GREAT shot at 1st and extremely likely to place.
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Re: ATs vs All-in
I hate calling an all-in vs. two opponents and needing a draw. You could hit the flush and still lose to a boat, so I'm guessing you have less than a 40% chance to win this hand. I would wait for a better opportunity, especially if several of the players will fold when you try to steal blids. A hand that I am going to lose 60% of the time does not seem like a great idea...
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Re: ATs vs All-in
The flush may or may not be sufficient to win, but regardless these are the numbers:
Odds of getting the flush: 1.86:1 (35%) Pot odds: 2.3:1 |
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Re: ATs vs All-in
[ QUOTE ]
Well 40% chance you'll get the flush and win. Got pot odds. If you win you'll be up to nearly 4k chips for an almost guaranteed placing. [/ QUOTE ] A flush is not 40% to hit here. Hitting a flush definitely doesnt give you a win. |
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