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Villain has been solid....
pokerstars Game #22407546130: Tournament #122494727, $10+$1 Hold'em No Limit - Level VII (125/250) - 2008/11/27 9:40:55 ET
Table '122494727 75' 9-max Seat #7 is the button
Seat 1: delfino74 (15775 in chips)
Seat 2: benjyyy (4970 in chips)
Seat 3: dragon030784 (16744 in chips)
Seat 4: howdawg07 (13280 in chips)
Seat 5: tNgrandbuyin (4050 in chips)
Seat 6: pilemup (23221 in chips)
Seat 7: chiodos304 (7245 in chips)
Seat 8: goupil15 (4360 in chips)
Seat 9: RZRZRZ (8364 in chips)
delfino74: posts the ante 25
benjyyy: posts the ante 25
dragon030784: posts the ante 25
howdawg07: posts the ante 25
tNgrandbuyin: posts the ante 25
pilemup: posts the ante 25
chiodos304: posts the ante 25
goupil15: posts the ante 25
RZRZRZ: posts the ante 25
goupil15: posts small blind 125
RZRZRZ: posts big blind 250
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to benjyyy [Ad Ks]
delfino74: raises 455 to 705
benjyyy:?? -
Very obvious push...
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Push. You have 20BB and can't wait forever. This is a prime spot to pick up some chips. If he's solid, then he may respect your raise and fold, or maybe he calls with an underpair. If folded to him and he folds, you add more than 20% to your stack. If he calls with an underpair, you have a good chance to double. Plus, you're putting a lot of pressure on anyone behind the two of you that might have a mid pair. If you just call, then you're giving odds to someone with a mid-pair, although they still have to fear a re-raise from him. Again, I say push.
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auto push
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muck, muck, muck, muck, muck, AK SHIP, muck, muck muck
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ok so I got the 1st decision wrong...I just thought I was only getting called by JJ or QQ that I had a chance against. I decided to hopefully let others in the pot with plans to fold any flop without an A or K.
So.......
benjyyy: calls 705
dragon030784: folds
howdawg07: folds
tNgrandbuyin: folds
pilemup: calls 705
chiodos304: calls 705
goupil15: folds
RZRZRZ: calls 455
*** FLOP *** [Kh Tc 4h]
RZRZRZ: checks
delfino74: bets 1595
benjyyy:?
cant change your mind now I guess? -
Originally Posted by benjyyy
ok so I got the 1st decision wrong...I just thought I was only getting called by JJ or QQ that I had a chance against. I decided to hopefully let others in the pot with plans to fold any flop without an A or K.
So.......
benjyyy: calls 705
dragon030784: folds
howdawg07: folds
tNgrandbuyin: folds
pilemup: calls 705
chiodos304: calls 705
goupil15: folds
RZRZRZ: calls 455
*** FLOP *** [Kh Tc 4h]
RZRZRZ: checks
delfino74: bets 1595
benjyyy:?
cant change your mind now I guess?
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Well now your hand is fairly well disguised and he's probably paying you off. Too late to shove pre/f no you have to shove that flop. Problem is now he's folding QQ, JJ, TT, 99 etc. calling w/ KQ, KJ, KK, AA
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this some kind of joke?
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Shove pre. Gain 20% of yor stack with a fold by him or get it in vs his A10-AK 22+ range.
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I concur with most, shove preflop and hope you get it there..if not like your chances
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Obviously pre was a shove as everyone has stated. Now post flop you've hit what you needed to and are clearly going all the way with the hand so put the money in now while the heart draw has not made the flush a possibility and while hands like JQ might call while they're behind. Of course as stated you will lose the smaller pairs which might have called to race you preflop but i could see QQ or JJ potentially coming along if they think you might be semibluffing a flushdraw although unlikely.
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AK plays better 1vs1 You called allowing 3 others in the pot behind you. Raise preflop next time. How do u know he has aces? Raise and play for stacks.
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The general level of help in this site bewilders me sometimes. I dont really know what a post that says "lol" is meant to achieve? I wish I lol'd at the 5bet shove by SCT with KQ or whatever it was now.
Some of the other reasoning is just plain bizarre....
Anyway, even though shoving pre is the best option its not really that great either. And no-one considers folding after the flop even with a cbet into 4 other players?Originally Posted by Acidrain77
AK plays better 1vs1 You called allowing 3 others in the pot behind you. Raise preflop next time. How do u know he has aces? Raise and play for stacks.
Had to stick it in though as planned...
*** FLOP *** [Kh Tc 4h]
RZRZRZ: checks
delfino74: bets 1595
benjyyy: raises 2645 to 4240 and is all-in
pilemup: folds
chiodos304: calls 4240
RZRZRZ: folds
delfino74: raises 2645 to 6885
chiodos304: calls 2275 and is all-in
Uncalled bet (370) returned to delfino74
*** TURN *** [Kh Tc 4h] [4d]
*** RIVER *** [Kh Tc 4h 4d] [Ac]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
delfino74: shows [As Ah] (a full house, Aces full of Fours)
chiodos304: shows [Jh Kc] (two pair, Kings and Fours)
delfino74 collected 4550 from side pot
benjyyy: shows [Ad Ks] (two pair, Aces and Kings)
delfino74 collected 16595 from main pot
RZRZRZ said he folded KQ which ended up being pretty easy but obviously left me drawing dead lol -
POTY, imo
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To OP, actually this isn't a bizzare reply.....ak vs. aa is just a cooler u got 20bbs. I'm not trying to give u a hard time but u are thinking results oriented here. You don't get hands like AK, QQ, etc. often. You have to get value out of them when u do.
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AK is a super wicked hand, shoooove it!
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