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Deep AP 3r - AJdd facing shove

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  1. UNHClown UNHClown is offline

    Northborough, MA
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    Mar 31st, 2008 (3/31/2008 10:36am)

    this is from deep in the AP 3r. no real reads on the villain but seemed to be playing solid (which is rare for this tourney)

    Stage #1137305639 Tourney ID 1987724 Holdem Multi Normal Tournament No Limit $8000 - 2008-03-30 17:30:45.001 (ET) [ 2008-03-30 17:30:45 ]
    Table: 29 (Real Money) Seat #4 is the dealer
    Seat 5 - KLITTLE57 ($115422 in chips)
    Seat 6 - MORRISON80 ($153849 in chips)
    Seat 8 - LARRY596 ($92280 in chips)
    Seat 9 - HELLONHILL ($77250 in chips)
    Seat 1 - DANPAINTBALL ($87557.50 in chips)
    Seat 2 - J10SOOTED ($116879 in chips)
    Seat 4 - BGPOPA ($45715 in chips)
    DANPAINTBALL - Ante $400
    J10SOOTED - Ante $400
    BGPOPA - Ante $400
    KLITTLE57 - Ante $400
    MORRISON80 - Ante $400
    LARRY596 - Ante $400
    HELLONHILL - Ante $400
    KLITTLE57 - Posts small blind $4000
    MORRISON80 - Posts big blind $8000
    *** POCKET CARDS ***
    Dealt to J10SOOTED [Ad Jd]
    LARRY596 - Folds
    HELLONHILL - All-In(Raise) $76850 to $76850
    DANPAINTBALL - Folds
    J10SOOTED - ????????
  2. Bulldogmafia Bulldogmafia is offline

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    Mar 31st, 2008 (3/31/2008 11:06am) in reply to UNHClown

    Fold. With no reads other than he is solid and his position I belive he is shoving 88-QQ, A10+ with a small possibility of 55-77, KK-AA, KQs. Your not ahead of that range so I would fold.
  3. tjwalt tjwalt is offline

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    Mar 31st, 2008 (3/31/2008 12:21pm) in reply to UNHClown

    Fold. Even though he is the second shortest stack at your table, it represents almost three quarters of your stack... and you still have to make a hand. Let the big stack behind you take him on if he wishes - the all-in only represents half of his stack and he may wish to gamble. You can still target the shortest stack which is only a third of your stack.
  4. DonkeyGoo DonkeyGoo is offline

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    Mar 31st, 2008 (3/31/2008 1:18pm) in reply to tjwalt

    agree with fold, no one else mentioned all the hands behind you, someone could wake up with a real hand, or just decide to play ak against you both... I hate aj
  5. Danpaintball Danpaintball is offline

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    Mar 31st, 2008 (3/31/2008 3:40pm) in reply to DonkeyGoo

    FOLD ... YA TURKEY
  6. rungoodmuch rungoodmuch is offline

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    Apr 1st, 2008 (4/1/2008 11:47am) in reply to UNHClown

    fold... just on the basis that you have 3 players behind you ...+ his range with more than 9.5 BBs is more than AJ+..although you may be running against a smallar PP fold is the best way to go here...
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