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  1. #1

    Default PP 10 +1, AT0, check my line

    So this kind of relates to my other thread as in what to do when an ace flops but your kicker isnt great. So should I have raised instead of limping? Did I give too much respect to the re raise on the flop? BTW not really sure what 'check my line' means but think it sounds pretty cool.

    Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t60 (10 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

    saw flop|saw showdown

    BB (t3830)
    UTG (t2010)
    UTG+1 (t1900)
    UTG+2 (t3030)
    Hero (t1590)
    MP2 (t1550)
    MP3 (t2075)
    CO (t1900)
    Button (t1860)
    SB (t255)

    Preflop: Hero is MP1 with A, T.
    3 folds, Hero calls t60, MP2 raises to t120, 3 folds, SB calls t90, BB calls t60, Hero calls t60.

    Flop: (t480) A, 7, 3 (4 players)
    SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets t250, MP2 raises to t500, SB folds, BB folds, Hero folds.

    Final Pot: t1230
  2. #2
    Fold preflop. Don't play ATo OOP early in the tourney, it's just not worth it. As played, you have to call the flop minraise because you're getting 7:1 on the call.

    On the flop, even though you hit your A, I would actually check here rather than betting out. It is dangerous to lead into a preflop raiser who has position on you. If I did make a loose preflop call and play ATo here I would only get excited if I flopped two pair, trips or better. If it is checked on the flop around I might take a stab on the turn.

    As played, you have to fold to the flop minraise. Sure, you might have opp outkicked but it's gonna be real expensive to find out and potentially be wrong.
  3. #3
    Fold pre flop this early.
  4. #4
    Quote Originally Posted by taipan168
    Fold preflop. Don't play ATo OOP early in the tourney, it's just not worth it. As played, you have to call the flop minraise because you're getting 7:1 on the call..
    folding to the minraise would be a mistake. i fold it to begin with.

    Quote Originally Posted by taipan168
    On the flop, even though you hit your A, I would actually check here rather than betting out. It is dangerous to lead into a preflop raiser who has position on you. If I did make a loose preflop call and play ATo here I would only get excited if I flopped two pair, trips or better. If it is checked on the flop around I might take a stab on the turn.
    check/call if u wanna play. if you check then you get to see if any of the others are gonna play. pfraiser will proably bet 3/4 pot then you can play by ear.

    here tho its a fold on the flop as unlikely he hasnt the ace or that beaten.
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  5. #5

    Default Re: PP 10 +1, AT0, check my line

    Quote Originally Posted by JMO
    So this kind of relates to my other thread as in what to do when an ace flops but your kicker isnt great.
    This is why everyone is saying not to play A rag. Unless you know how to handle them post flop and/or out of position they are a bitch and can cost you so much more money than they make you.

    Quote Originally Posted by JMO
    So should I have raised instead of limping?
    no, you should have folded pre-flop

    Quote Originally Posted by JMO
    Did I give too much respect to the re raise on the flop?
    Unless you have a strong read that villian is very loose you HAVE to respect the raise

    Quote Originally Posted by JMO
    BTW not really sure what 'check my line' means but think it sounds pretty cool.
    LMAO - Yes, you used this in the correct context. Check my line means you want someone to review your betting and see if it makes sense based on the hand.
    Poker is easy, it's winning at poker that's hard.
  6. #6
    Limping preflop is probably the worst of the 3 options

    Folding is best

    Raising is better then limping, but your position is a bit too early to do it.


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