MTT theory time......

Vekked · Mar 10,2011, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by djgolfcan

I tend to lean towards calling. In this hand, you close the action, and I doubt villain has AA, or KK as you have one of each. If you lose, you still have 100 BBs but if you win, you have close to $10k.

They say you have to win flips to win tournaments.

How many chips you have if you call and lose generally shouldn't be a consideration except under special circumstances. Not here.

compuease · Mar 10,2011, 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Vekked

How many chips you have if you call and lose generally shouldn't be a consideration except under special circumstances. Not here.

I think this is what I was trying to say but got a little long winded.... Totally agree Vek...

blackmagicz · Mar 10,2011, 07:40 AM

Most likely small pair or AX....I snap those off all day....o

BlondeFish · Mar 11,2011, 02:24 AM

If villain's jamming range is 2.7% of hands (KK+ AQs+ AKo A5s), I would only call with QQ+ (top 1.4% of hands).

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Originally Posted by Vekked

Reads? Call if he has AQ in his range.

DennisG · Mar 11,2011, 10:29 AM

When I see these over shoves early in the game they scream 99-jj and Ax to me. It's a large player base tourney, I call with the flip and try to get a bigger stack.