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22 on 345r flop facing 3xpot jam
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October 31, 2010 - 5:31 pm
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Villain is 27/27 over 15 hands. I really cant put any strong hands in his shoving range on that flop, but is 22 really good enough to call here?

 

Full Tilt Poker Super Stack $10K Guarantee No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t50/t100 Blinds – 9 players

TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter

BB: t3530 35.30 BBs

UTG: t5770 57.70 BBs

Hero (UTG+1): t6330 63.30 BBs

UTG+2: t5715 57.15 BBs

MP1: t4900 49 BBs

MP2: t2465 24.65 BBs

CO: t7160 71.60 BBs

BTN: t4250 42.50 BBs

SB: t8880 88.80 BBs

Pre Flop: (t150) Hero is UTG+1 with 2 of spades 2 of hearts

1 fold, Hero raises to t250, 4 folds, BTN raises to t500, 2 folds, Hero calls t250

Flop: (t1150) 5 of clubs 3 of spades 4 of diamonds (2 players)

Hero checks, BTN bets t3750 all in, Hero???

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No, it's far too weak to call a shove here and you should probably just muck 22 pre-flop in this spot.

43 bb's effective stacks pre-antes I'm never calling a dry shove like  this. He could have 2 pair or 66 and you're crushed.

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Based on the 3bet on the flop the best you can hope for in this case it to be looking at a broadway combo (AK, AQ, KQs someting of that order) and racing. I think once he jams i am out of there. No sense calling off with this, I don't think 3-4-5 hits his range all that well (at best I think he may have a gutshot, but it is pretty thin with you holding 22) but he seems not to care and pre-flop he didn't seem to care what we were raising with either which scares me. Get out, move on, try again.

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FkCoolers said:

No, it's far too weak to call a shove here and you should probably just muck 22 pre-flop in this spot.

43 bb's effective stacks pre-antes I'm never calling a dry shove like  this. He could have 2 pair or 66 and you're crushed.


 

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you have 10 outs twice to a made overpair which is what i think your up against so with villain being committed this is -ev call. Ive also been mucking preflop at this point of a tourney when im faced wtih reraise cause not getting paid off enough when i hit a set and playing post flop with 22 is a nightmare.

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the absolute best you could hope for is that he has AQ or AK and still has 8 outs, the rest of the time you are 35% or less here i think.

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Ya 22 just isn't strong enough here I'd just fold to his jam.

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