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12th hand at this table, the only had I played was the hand before this were I raised with KK and everyone folded.
UTG was running 42/0 over these 12 hands, other player was 52/17
Is this an easy call when he reshoves or is it a fold? Was I right in reshoving over top of him, or should I have just flatted if I was going to play?
Poker Stars $4.00 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t50/t100 Blinds + t10 – 9 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter
Ballin1310 (BB): BB = 26.5, t2645
Aimwell (UTG): BB = 49.0, t4900
Hero (UTG+1): BB = 83.0, t8300
molini (UTG+2): BB = 24.9, t2490
utsa54 (MP1): BB = 85.5, t8550
AlexP23 (MP2): BB = 98.1, t9805
VS.TNT187 (CO): BB = 177.9, t17790
PakkoSan (BTN): BB = 14.8, t1480
Spyver (SB): BB = 44.4, t4435
Pre Flop: (t240) Hero is UTG+1 with Q
Q
Aimwell raises to t500, Hero raises to t900, 1 fold, utsa54 calls t900, 5 folds, Aimwell raises to t4890 all in, Hero raises to t8290 all in, utsa54 calls t7390
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June 11, 2010
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I think this is a tougher spot than a lot of people will credit it for. If I am running into a wild player I much prefer to play against a 42/10, than a 42/0 because at least the first guy gives you some indication when he is holding a monster. The second guy pre-flop usually gives you nothing. I am not sure I am folding QQ here, but I think I am hoping to see AK when he rolls it over, but there is a good chance you could be dominated. If you are, not much you can do about it, re-load and try again.
In a sample size of 12 hands, is the difference between 42/0 and 42/10 really meaningful?
Definatly not a simple spot. I would find it hard to get away from. I would probably call and then when MP+1 calls pray to see AK and JJ.
Ya I don't think I'm folding here either and I'd go ahead and re-raise instead of flatting then calling off the rest.
October 6, 2010
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cross your fingers and hope for the near triple up.
July 3, 2010
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I'd make my 3 bet a lot bigger for 2 reasons:
1. His stats – he looks like a call station so he's going to still call if you raise to like 1200-1500
2. It commits 1/3 of your stack and helps you not talk yourself into folding the 3rd best starting hand. If he has AA or KK then what can ya do …
I really don't want to play a multiway pot here and your small 3 bet is inviting people to call with all sorts of speculative hands and in a $4 mtt all it takes is one MP caller and suddenly you could be taking this flop 5 or 6 handed.
October 6, 2010
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FkCoolers said:
I'd make my 3 bet a lot bigger for 2 reasons:
1. His stats – he looks like a call station so he's going to still call if you raise to like 1200-1500
2. It commits 1/3 of your stack and helps you not talk yourself into folding the 3rd best starting hand. If he has AA or KK then what can ya do …
I really don't want to play a multiway pot here and your small 3 bet is inviting people to call with all sorts of speculative hands and in a $4 mtt all it takes is one MP caller and suddenly you could be taking this flop 5 or 6 handed.
this.
if you make a 1500 raise pre then your decision about stacking off is made for you
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