Bubble had passed and I'm chipleader of the tourney with around 70 ppl left. Table is not very aggressive and generally weak. Opponent is unknown, but before taking decision I checked his stats and he has negative ROI and generally losing player.
So having all that said:
1) what would u do? Snap call and be monster stack, or loose and be around less than average
2) Fold and taking more easy spots to get chips
And also interested when players do that with such a huge shove, what ranges can we assign? Weird hand anyway.
Probably I made some sort of spewy call, not being results oriented.
Full Tilt Poker $15,000 KO Guarantee No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t600/t1200 Blinds + t150 – 6 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter
UTG: BB = 68.5, t82237
MP: BB = 5.0, t6000
CO: BB = 21.1, t25316
BTN: BB = 11.2, t13478
Hero (SB): BB = 78.2, t93836
BB: BB = 58.9, t70712
Pre Flop: (t2700) Hero is SB with Q A
4 folds, Hero raises to t3000, BB raises to t70562 all in, Hero calls t67562
Flop: (t142024) 9 9 J (2 players – 1 is all in)
Turn: (t142024) 4 (2 players – 1 is all in)
River: (t142024) 7 (2 players – 1 is all in)
BvB he could be sitting on ATC, that being said this falls into one of two categories for me:
1. He thinks I am just opening to pick on his BB and he is aggravated by it and decided to defend
2. He woke up with a hand.
It is a tough call trying to figure it out as it is a huge stack to be shoving at this point in the tourney. Given the stage that we are at I think I fold pretty much anything but the tippy top of my range as I want to be a little risk averse and maintain a solid chip position. If I have 30-40bb's here I think I call though attempting to put myself in a great position as I think the majority of the time this is a pretty standard response from BB's who think you are raising just to steal. So to sum it up, my stack here is really what dictates I don't call it off as I think it is too big a risk to be wrong, if I am shorter stacked I will call this with AQo every day of the week.
July 3, 2010
October 6, 2010
overshoves from weak players are usually strength i think, but not aces or kings, because they like to slowplay that.
pretty much 99-QQ type hands that they feel scared to play postflop with in case an overcard falls so they just jam it in there.
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