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Old Jan 26,2012, 06:27 PM   #1
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how confident should i be here?

i'm assuming most of you are calling 'hellmuth' fast, but i was worried about SB who was playing very tight. CO wasn't necessarily uber aggressive either.

PokerStars - $3.16+$0.34|50/100 NL (9 max) - Holdem - 7 players
UTG: 1,920.00
UTG+1: 3,100.00
Hero (MP): 2,750.00
CO: 1,955.00
BTN: 405.00
SB: 1,525.00
BB: 1,845.00
SB posts SB 50.00, BB posts BB 100.00
Pre Flop: (150.00) Hero has Ah Ks
2 folds,
Hero raises to 250.00
CO raises to 1,955.00 and is all-in
1 fold
SB calls 1,475.00 and is all-in
1 fold
Hero ?
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Old Jan 26,2012, 07:13 PM   #2
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I think I sigh and fold there.
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Old Jan 26,2012, 07:25 PM   #3
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Without any better reads I call for sure. Even if you lose to the smaller stack but beat the bigger stack you get almost all your chips back... Almost freerolling..
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Old Jan 26,2012, 07:47 PM   #4
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Without any better reads I call for sure. Even if you lose to the smaller stack but beat the bigger stack you get almost all your chips back... Almost freerolling..
So you would enter into a 3 way pot with 2 semi tight players? I don't play a lot of sng's, am I too nitty here by folding AKo?
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Old Jan 26,2012, 08:49 PM   #5
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I call. We are getting better then 3 to 1 here if we call and are probably close to enough to that warrant a call.

I am not about to fist pump shove it in, but I get it in there often enough and expect to be dominating 1 player and flipping with the other.
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Old Jan 27,2012, 06:40 AM   #6
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facing a raise and a reraise all in, i'd have to put SB on AA, KK, QQ and maybe AK here i think.
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Old Jan 27,2012, 08:08 AM   #7
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I can see reasons to justify both a fold and a call, basically it comes down to what I feel about opponents. I would probably lean towards a call though. Range of aa, kk,qq,ak is way to tight for sb. Aqs, 99+ min has to be in there.
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Old Jan 27,2012, 08:32 AM   #8
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I can see reasons to justify both a fold and a call, basically it comes down to what I feel about opponents. I would probably lean towards a call though. Range of aa, kk,qq,ak is way to tight for sb. Aqs, 99+ min has to be in there.
i was wondering if you fold here, 9mans are so different than mtts and 180's that i know i can't even give an answer here. I've seen nitty pros fold on vids here but it was a little higher stakes tho but a weaker site
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Old Jan 27,2012, 02:39 PM   #9
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i also think fold or call is reasonable here. just wanted to hear some other opinions.

rest of hand in white below:

Hero: folds (yeah i'm a nit)
Flop: (3400.00, 2 players) Qc 5c Ad
Turn: (3400.00, 2 players) Kd
River: (3400.00, 2 players) 3c
SB shows As Kh (Two Pair, Aces and Kings) (Pre 35%, Flop 91%, Turn 95%)
CO shows 9s 9h (One Pair, Nines) (Pre 65%, Flop 9%, Turn 5%)
SB wins 3,400.00

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Old Jan 27,2012, 03:16 PM   #10
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facing a raise and a reraise all in, i'd have to put SB on AA, KK, QQ and maybe AK here i think.
You range is too narrow, imo. We already have an A and a K, so more likely two pocket pairs (JJ, QQ at top of the range) AQ will do this as well as 88+.

Personally, I think we are flipping against both of them and I call.
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Old Jan 27,2012, 03:28 PM   #11
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You range is too narrow, imo.
yeah, you guys are right.
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