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10-16-2022 , 03:07 PM
I raise AK. I get raised. I call. Lose to 88s.... and lose my tournment lead....

Really really tired of losing with Ace King pre...

At this point I'm thinking maybe just removing Ace King from re-raising all in and instead calling the re-raise to see the flop. Thoughts?
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10-16-2022 , 08:05 PM
Situationally dependent.

But removing it completely from your 3! range is a terrible idea.
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10-16-2022 , 08:13 PM
Would also need more information.

For example, if you're almost always calling with AA /and jamming with AK, then you'll get called down exploitively with non premium pairs.


I don't know your situation, but this is very common. People slow down with AA/KK to make sure they don't lose action, but jam with AK hoping for fold equity.

And then good players easily sus that out and exploit your jams.


If this is you, then make sure you do something like always jam KK, mostly jam AA, but use something like a 20% flatting frequency. And play AK the same as AA.

Same with QQ, almost always jam. As KK and QQ are vulnerable to A high flops.

So your jams V has to consider you can have QQ+ and AK. And your flats include AA and AK at times, along with all the other usual AQ and TT+

And your jams also have bluffs like A5s and 65s to balance.
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10-16-2022 , 08:27 PM
I would just advise you to run better.
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10-16-2022 , 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by DonkBucks
Situationally dependent.

But removing it completely from your 3! range is a terrible idea.
I meant my all in range outside of 15 or less BB.
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10-16-2022 , 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by DonkBucks
Would also need more information.

For example, if you're almost always calling with AA /and jamming with AK, then you'll get called down exploitively with non premium pairs.


I don't know your situation, but this is very common. People slow down with AA/KK to make sure they don't lose action, but jam with AK hoping for fold equity.

And then good players easily sus that out and exploit your jams.


If this is you, then make sure you do something like always jam KK, mostly jam AA, but use something like a 20% flatting frequency. And play AK the same as AA.

Same with QQ, almost always jam. As KK and QQ are vulnerable to A high flops.

So your jams V has to consider you can have QQ+ and AK. And your flats include AA and AK at times, along with all the other usual AQ and TT+

And your jams also have bluffs like A5s and 65s to balance.
Interesting take. Thanks for your help
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10-16-2022 , 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by davomalvolio
I would just advise you to run better.
LOL I wish.
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10-17-2022 , 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Mallot1
Interesting take. Thanks for your help
This is going to sound like an *******, I apologize in advance and ton't mean to.

But this is *the* take on preflop shoving ranges. Its not an original nor a new idea.


Of course you can exploit specific players, but in general a non balanced shove range is easy for even the worst players to pick up on.
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10-17-2022 , 05:48 PM
No strat in BBV. And please don't create a thread for every super standard beat or situation.
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10-17-2022 , 07:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Sheep86
No strat in BBV. And please don't create a thread for every super standard beat or situation.


THANK YOU

No "Boo-hoo-hoo I can't win my flips" allowed
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10-17-2022 , 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by SlickPoetry
THANK YOU

No "Boo-hoo-hoo I can't win my flips" allowed
Screw the flips, I'm having trouble winning my 80% favorites on the turn.
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10-20-2022 , 03:26 AM
if you ain't 100%, you're at zero percent - Ricky Bobby
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10-27-2022 , 04:40 PM
Can push AK all day for some good pots with correct BRM and volume.
If only I could practice what I preach haha that's the tough bit.gl.
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