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Callin all in with 99?
PP Super Tuesday, 38 players left out of 1140. Right now in the money paying 31-40 $820 (entry fee was $162) and 1st place is about $35k
***** Hand History for Game 3006686799 ***** NL Texas Hold'em Trny:17252175 Level:14 Blinds (1000/2000) - Wednesday, November 09, 01:52:02 EDT 2005 Table Super Tuesday(507927) Table #3 (Real Money) Seat 7 is the button Total number of players : 10 Seat 1: RedsFull ( $14002 ) Seat 2: puetz ( $42000 ) Seat 3: KidWonder ( $32719 ) Seat 4: JeanLafitte ( $11304 ) Seat 5: finchdog ( $8084 ) Seat 6: SpeedFool ( $37788 ) Seat 7: flimsin ( $4346 ) Seat 8: theking113 ( $17080 ) Seat 9: DonkeyPatrol ( $22350 ) Seat 10: sirio11 ( $34973 ) Trny:17252175 Level:14 Blinds (1000/2000) ** Dealing down cards ** Dealt to sirio11 [ 9d 9s ] sirio11 raises [7600]. RedsFull folds. puetz folds. KidWonder folds. JeanLafitte folds. finchdog folds. SpeedFool is all-In [37788] flimsin folds. theking113 folds. DonkeyPatrol folds. Your time bank will be activated in 5 secs. If you do not want it to be used, please act now. sirio11 will be using his time bank for this hand. Your move ?? |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
1.75:1, not very deep stacks, looks like a call to me.
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
Why the big opening raise?
But man... did you have a plan for what you were gonna do if put all in? Here I just don't see him doing this with many lower pairs. He couldnt reraise you without obviously being all in so any big pair or other big hand will just jam. I wasn't there and don't know the table dynamics or your image or his, but without a read I don't think you're ahead often enough here to call. I guess I could see him with 88 or AJ. I guess. Maybe. You need like 40% equity, so it's close, but most players are only making that move with a tight range of hands. Blah. Everett |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
You showed strength UTG, and he pops you. I expect to see a higher pair here much of the time, and if not, you're likely only a small favorite. You're still in decent shape even with the blinds about to hit you. I reluctantly find a fold.
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
you don't need 40% equity to be right..
even vs AQo+, AQs+, TT+, it would be a call. but yea, like everett said, ,why the big raise? i didnt notice that at first |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
First, I have no idea about the guy since I wasn't paying any attention to the Party tournament because I was playing the FT of the WPT tournament in Dise (first mistake).
Second: The big raise is just part of a variation of my bets with middle pairs in this position. Third: The bet all in by the guy does not look like AA-KK to me, so I put him in this range AK, QQ-TT since I don't have a clue about how he plays, but if he's an aggressive player then you should add 88,AQ. So, after some deliberation I went for the call, but I'm not really sure if it's the best play. For me 99 is about the limit hand to call in this spot, but maybe I should change to TT-AA, AK. What do you think guys? |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
If your pot odds are 1.75:1 then you are correct to call against any range except TT+,AKs/AK , however, this is based purely on card combinations and not on how likely you think your oppoenent is to have a given hand. |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
Fold.
It seems like a spot where the vast majority of the time you are coinflipping or are a big dog. You are going to see JJ and up here way too often IMO. -Jason |
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Re: Callin all in with 99?
not paying attention to the tourney is the main problem here, yet everyones input on this thread is not to be over looked...go ahead and gamble--punish ur self for not focusing on the game--uve got 1/4 to 1/5 of ur chips in the pot...watch him flip over a lower pair...what did he have over--
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