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I am not asking what you think you would do... I am asking what would you actually do... if you were in the exact spot.
pokerstars Game #48147895851: Tournament #325010002, $300+$20 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level II (15/30) - 2010/08/14 13:24:20 ET
Table '325010002 25' 9-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: pastika (2955 in chips)
Seat 2: excortexex (2500 in chips)
Seat 4: philbort (2790 in chips)
Seat 5: helst66 (3175 in chips)
Seat 6: miraculix06 (3345 in chips)
Seat 7: mv120756 (3805 in chips)
Seat 8: Zolee21 (3765 in chips)
Seat 9: 88Arsonist88 (3150 in chips)
helst66: posts small blind 15
miraculix06: posts big blind 30
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to 88Arsonist88 [Kd Kh]
mv120756: folds
Zolee21: folds
88Arsonist88: raises 60 to 90
pastika: folds
excortexex: raises 90 to 180
philbort: folds
helst66: folds
miraculix06: folds
88Arsonist88: raises 360 to 540
excortexex: raises 420 to 960
88Arsonist88:
"No matter how much you "know" they have AA... do you still get it in or do you actually find a fold? -
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Edited By: bef99hwk Aug 14th, 2010 at 06:35 PM
Folding for sure if I check opr in the moment...obviously call if he jams pre, folding if he makes this stupid ass raise. EDIT: 320s mean more to me tourney-life wise than a 26 tho. -
I get it in here, with the blinds so low I couldn't narrow the villain's range to strictly AA given his min reraise and him having position on you, I think the majority of players will reraise bigger with AA when the blinds are so small relative to the stack sizes.
Also the villain's stats are pretty bad according to OPR, so the random donk factor comes into play.
That said, ul for running KK into AA in unlimited Texas hold them. -
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Edited By: theVisionary Aug 14th, 2010 at 06:47 PM -
If you were really active and 3 and 4 betting a lot and I'm the other player I would definitely find it easier to 5 bet with a wider range than just AA in a spot like this. Obviously this can't be the case at 15-30 blinds. Since your question is what would you do in the moment I would probably jam because I'd convince myself that AK and QQ were in his range. Realistically it's still probably a jam even after thinking about it for awhile. If he has AA I hate his 5-bet against a competent player - calling the 4 bet there with AA has to be way more profitable.
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nice bluff there...prolly muck em say uhhh and try to bluff better next hand

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I shove and say oh well fuck me
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Pretty obvious he has AA here given his awful OPR rating. He played his hand exactly how an amateur would play AA trying to maximize value. Muck this. If you had more chips behind, then I'd call and try to set mine, but as played, let it go.
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normally I'd 100% agree with this, and if he shoves its a snap call. But when he makes this ridiculous raise it is almost as if he is turning his hand face up. The fact is you don't even have to look at his stats to know he is a bad player, no halfway decent thinking player would ever take this line ever. Normally I would say never fold KK pre in a normal structured online tournament, but if ever was the time this would be it. With all that being said I still prob shove on him and cuss at myself when he shows AA for not following my gut.
Edited By: herbstreet24 Aug 15th, 2010 at 01:37 AM -
def. not a spot where im folding KK
Edited By: tmac2424 Aug 15th, 2010 at 09:23 AM
there was a post a couple weeks back where there was a cold 5 bet from a solid player and the OP was the 3 better in the 1st lvl or something - anyway that was the only post ive seen so far where folding KK is the right play IMO -
im getting it in and going to buy a new computer the next day
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+1
Your're only narrowing his range bcuz you have KK. If you had QQ then you'd say 'he must have KK, AA' point is would he only do this with AA? probably not. He would do this with a few other holdings. Do the EV against his range and I think you'll see that folding is not profitable -
How many times do you win when you call and you 'know' your beat !
Not very often !
I think its less than 40%.
More like 20-30% ?









