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Mar 03,2008, 02:18 PM
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#1 | | The Cake is a Lie
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| AK suited, raise, re-raise in front $24 + 2 Token SnG. Top 5 get $75 token, 6th get $57. 8 players left. derryland has been very loose but aggressive. He pushed all-in for 1500 with Ad-Qd at the 25-50 when a player UTG made it 150. He also opened raised in mid-position to 800 at the 50-100 level with pocket Jacks. No much is known about Econometrics as we just merged to the final table a few hands earlier and lost a player just after the merge. He was on the other table until the merge. Full Tilt Poker Game #5485425578: Tier Two $24+$2 Sit & Go (41738166), Table 2 - 120/240 - No Limit Hold'em Seat 1: derryland (3,715) Seat 2: brOmstar (1,280) Seat 4: adgate (1,180) Seat 5: BigChrisEl (6,685) Seat 6: mikedill (5,915) Seat 7: Schmabber (1,710) Seat 8: Econometrics (3,480) Seat 9: tagx (3,035) mikedill posts the small blind of 120 Schmabber posts the big blind of 240 The button is in seat #5 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to BigChrisEl [Ks As] Econometrics raises to 650 tagx folds derryland raises to 3,600 brOmstar folds adgate folds AK suited, raise, re-raise in front, derryland has 115 back so he is not folding. What do you do?
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Mar 03,2008, 02:25 PM
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#2 | | PFC Asshole and Commander
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Easy fold.
It's a satty and all about survival.
Let the others fight it out.
No need here to dump 1/2 your stack on at best a race.
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Mar 03,2008, 02:37 PM
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#3 | | Full PFC Member
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Folding is probably the best bet here. No need to try and make the moves when you don't really need to with the stack that you have.
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Mar 03,2008, 02:38 PM
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#4 | | Administrator
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Since you have nothing invested in the hand a fold is probably the best bet as Hobbes said (no point in wasting half of your stack on what is most likely a coin toss). Decent raise UTG, followed by an aggressive reraise says that one of the players prob. has a better hand so you will most likely be going into the hand a slight underdog (though you did say the one player had been playing a little aggressive).
I'd probably wait for a better situation to shove though.
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Mar 03,2008, 02:58 PM
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#5 | | Forum Troll - Admin Style |
Satellite situation...fold
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Mar 03,2008, 02:59 PM
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#6 | | Living Legend
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You move all-in because you are only putting 50% of your stack on the line. You know the all-in by derryland is loose and your push will likely make ergo fold. That puts yourself in a 50% race against a hand you may already have dominated.
Folding is terrible. You have the big stack. Use it.
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Blah it's a sat.
You can fold, just steal the blinds from the mid-stacks and yer fine.
Edit #2:
It's even more optimal for you to fold when the two midstacks want to battle. The result will be another player on life support regardless who wins.
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Mar 03,2008, 03:25 PM
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#7 | | The Cake is a Lie
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I folded of course.
Every one else folded as well and the villain showed pocket Jacks.
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Mar 03,2008, 05:32 PM
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#8 | | Full PFC Member
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Originally Posted by BigChrisEl I folded of course.
Every one else folded as well and the villain showed pocket Jacks. | Yeah, it was a good fold. With 3 peopel under 2,000 chips and you being the chip leader at the time with only 3 needing to get out to get the top prize it was the right play.
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Mar 03,2008, 08:39 PM
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#9 | | Looking for a coach
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Here I fold everything except AA or KK.
Anyone play with QQ here?
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Mar 04,2008, 08:28 AM
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#10 | | The Cake is a Lie
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I think I may have tossed Queens here.
What if it was top 3 that paid, then do you call?
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Mar 04,2008, 10:11 AM
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I'd play QQ here, because if he had Aces or Kings he wouldn't have put that big of a raise in there. The best situation you could have is lower pocket pair, or 1 over card to your pockets. Even if they have 2 overs then it's still a coinflip.
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Mar 04,2008, 10:23 AM
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#12 | | Forum Troll - Admin Style | Quote:
Originally Posted by Farough I'd play QQ here, because if he had Aces or Kings he wouldn't have put that big of a raise in there. The best situation you could have is lower pocket pair, or 1 over card to your pockets. Even if they have 2 overs then it's still a coinflip. | Its unnecessary in this situation to get your chips in there based on the payout structure for a coinflip, or even risk losing a 75/25 against someone who might have like AQ/AJ or what not.
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Mar 04,2008, 12:26 PM
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#13 | | HHS Rubik's Cube Champ
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Originally Posted by BigChrisEl derryland has been very loose but aggressive. He pushed all-in for 1500 with Ad-Qd at the 25-50 when a player UTG made it 150. He also opened raised in mid-position to 800 at the 50-100 level with pocket Jacks.
| Just out of curiosity, is this everyone's definition of "loose but aggressive". I don't consider either of these hand choices loose, but clearly the betting is wacky.
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Mar 04,2008, 01:38 PM
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#14 | | The Cake is a Lie
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Originally Posted by waltsfriend Just out of curiosity, is this everyone's definition of "loose but aggressive". I don't consider either of these hand choices loose, but clearly the betting is wacky. |
Well those hands were some that came to mind. He pushed 2000 at the 50-100 level in the SB when it was folded to him with 10d-6d and got instantly called by the BB with A-Q.
I also saw him called an UTG 3xBB raises from player with hands like K8 suited, and Q-9 off from mid-position.
I generally consider people loose when they call or raise hands I would fold.
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Mar 04,2008, 04:11 PM
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Pretty sure KK is a fold here, AA is probably a call since you're still in decent shape if you lose.
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