Depends on the stage if the tournament - but calls more often than not. like 80/20
Even tho its prob often a coinflip I still dont think you can afford not to take it - due to the times he shoves weaker pairs such as 8's and 9's
Pretty big shove, will often be AK here imo, not sure if we should expect villain to shove hands like 88 / 99 here, would expect a flat not a big 3bet shove from villain with those hands. Would rather fold then flip for 90xbb here.
Depends on the stage if the tournament - but calls more often than not. like 80/20
Even tho its prob often a coinflip I still dont think you can afford not to take it - due to the times he shoves weaker pairs such as 8's and 9's
When would you fold, is it read dependent? Do you call readless 80% of the time? Such a big shove... looks really fishy to me, its a way ahead, way behind situation imo; but more often than not we'll be against a fish who doesn't understand position and ranges. How often do you ship over an utg raise and with what holdings. QQ+ would be a moderate 3bet to induce. AK? Maybe... I'll post the rest of the hand later...
Last edited by Dion; 02-03-2012 at 10:05 AM.
Reason: Villain's SB 3bet range.
Such a big shove... looks really fishy to me, its a way ahead, way behind situation imo; but more often than not we'll be against a fish who doesn't understand position and ranges. How often do you ship over an utg raise and with what holdings. QQ+ would be a moderate 3bet to induce. AK? Maybe... I'll post the rest of the hand later...
What I do doesn't apply to an aggro 2$ fish. You have to weight in how he playes the different parts of his range. Fishes usually try to maximize value from their big holdings and want to raise smaller to get action on their big hands. 2$ fishes just do random stuff for no particular reason. I think in this spot you can remove the top part of his range here. Players like this are gonna bust sooner than later and you cant really pass up a marginal spot because otherwise they are gonna give their chips to your opponents.
If i call or fold is kinda dependent on my feel of the table - how many tables I have ect. But default here would be calling in such a low bi tour
His hand is pretty much face up as AK imo. It's up to you if you wanna gamble or not.
i used to think this, lately it seems like people just dont know how to play. had someone open ship 30bbs from the co with JJ and later in the same day saw someone open ship 25bbs from btn with 88.
either way, its a fold. if you can justify adding a few pair combos to his range you are basically 50 even
I would fold. You have nice chip stack. I would wait for a bettor spot. The blinds are moving up and you can start picking off the desperate short stacks
Can people stop using the 'you have a nice stack, wait for a better spot' line, please.
Or at least incorporate some reasoning to go along with it.
JJ+ or QQ+
Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with T T
Hero raises to 375, 2 folds, MP2 calls 375, 3 folds, SB raises to 13,297 and is all-in, BB folds, Hero raises to 16,393 and is all-in, MP2 folds
Flop: (27,299) 4 5 J (2 players, 2 are all-in) Turn: (27,299) K (2 players, 2 are all-in) River: (27,299) A (2 players, 2 are all-in)
Spoiler:
Results: 27,299 pot
Final Board: 4 5 J K A
SB showed K 9 and won 27,299 (13,982 net)
Hero showed T T and lost (-13,317 net)
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