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Re: AK, easy call?
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If he limped from UTG, would that be suspicious of AA or KK? [/ QUOTE ] He raised. |
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Re: AK, easy call?
Lloyd, my question in that post was "if"... in case you didn't read!
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Re: AK, easy call?
It's a moo point. Push. Nuff said.
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Re: AK, easy call?
If you have an A and a K in your hand your "gut" is almost always wrong that villan has AA or KK. In this circumstance, given your stack size, pushing is a no brainer.
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Re: AK, easy call?
Yea this is an easy push. I wouldn't hesitate. Too many times you are up against medium pair or AQ/AJ here and the coinflip over a medium pair would be somewhat of a dream in this situation. Doubling up to 8000 here would be nice and you are almost guaranteed to make ITM.
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Think about it this way: with 6x left, are you going to be dealt a better hand than AK in the next 20 hands?
The answer is no. Push. You were still 30% to win the hand...could have been worse. |
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You guys all confirm how I was thinking. At the time I thought it was an easy push to try and double up. From the way villain was playing, I was pretty sure that he'd only make the 3xBB raise UTG with KK/AA... any less and I thought he would push instead, not looking for a caller. I was getting so shortstacked that I just couldn't get away from it, even though I was 95% sure he had the goods.
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