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Old 07-06-2005, 05:33 PM
Nuke it Nuke it is offline
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Nearing the end of level 3 at the first $1500 buy in tournament. I have about T6500, big stack at the table and have been playing aggressively. I'm in the small blind with QQ. Blinds are 50-100 with a 25 ante. All fold to the button who makes it 400. He was fairly new to the table and had seen me raise about 4 of the last 8 hands. Anyway, I reraise to 1300, not really wanting to see a flop out of position. He thinks for about 30 seconds and announces he is all in. He has about 2800 total. It's 1100 to me, I think for a few seconds and call. His AK outflops me and I take a pretty big hit. I'm sure that my call was good, but I'd like some other opinions. Any reason at all to lay this down at that point for that price?
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Old 07-06-2005, 05:35 PM
amoeba amoeba is offline
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no, I think call is standard and I would have played it exactly the same.

btw, this is cash forums.
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Old 07-06-2005, 05:38 PM
UCF THAYER UCF THAYER is offline
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Lets see....
Risking 1100 to win over 4000 when youre over a 50% favorite.
Yea, you gotta lay this down. It is a tournement, you should wait for a better spot.





P.S. You should call with queens even if you are 95% sure he has aces.
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Old 07-06-2005, 06:09 PM
gomberg gomberg is offline
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This hand is deep enough that tournament considerations need not apply - I probably play it the same way. If you're really risk-adverse and don't want to get the money in preflop, just call and lead out to any non AK board. If he has AA or KK, you're screwed either way.
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Old 07-06-2005, 08:47 PM
GFunk911 GFunk911 is offline
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Nearing the end of level 3 at the first $1500 buy in tournament. I have about T6500, big stack at the table and have been playing aggressively. I'm in the small blind with QQ. Blinds are 50-100 with a 25 ante. All fold to the button who makes it 400. He was fairly new to the table and had seen me raise about 4 of the last 8 hands. Anyway, I reraise to 1300, not really wanting to see a flop out of position. He thinks for about 30 seconds and announces he is all in. He has about 2800 total. It's 1100 to me, I think for a few seconds and call. His AK outflops me and I take a pretty big hit. I'm sure that my call was good, but I'd like some other opinions. Any reason at all to lay this down at that point for that price?

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Did you sell >100% of yourself, ala the Producers? You didn't state that but I assumed it was implied, given that's the only way this makes sense. If so, once he pushes you have to fold, but I would have played the hand differently up to that point. It's all trivial though as you should be able to maximize your bustEV fairly easily in short order.
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