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  1. #1

    Default $27 - AK facing RRAI from reg

    Villain is a winning regular who knows my range is pretty tight here.
    I think his range is something like JJ AK.
    Enough overlay?

    Poker Stars $25 $2 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t25/t50 Blinds - 8 players
    The Official 2+2 Hand Converter Powered By DeucesCracked.com

    BTN: t1755
    Hero (SB): t1365
    BB: t1420
    UTG: t2265
    UTG+1: t1975
    MP1: t315
    MP2: t3095
    CO: t1310

    Pre Flop: Hero is SB with A K
    UTG calls t50, 4 folds, BTN calls t50, Hero raises to t250, BB raises to t1420 all in, 2 folds, Hero calls ??
    I am just another learning player, so read my comments (very) open minded.
  2. #2
    yuk - I hate getting it all in this early with Ace high.

    Now if they were soooooted -
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  3. #3
    Insta call, you are a flip vs that range, I don't understand the post.


    gator - 'early' is a word you need to remove from your vocab, it isn't relevant at all, except that we aren't close to the bubble, which should make you more, not less, likely to call.
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    Are you sure you're a coinflip? JJ = coinflip, QQ = coinflip, KK =dominated AA = hardcore dominated AKo = freerollin AKs =4% dog

    Seems like Hero is only like 40% to win here.
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  5. #5
    100 % sure

    Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

    308,214,720 games 0.005 secs 61,642,944,000 games/sec

    Board:
    Dead:

    equity win tie pots won pots tied
    Hand 0: 53.073% 24.34% 28.73% 75021996 88555674.00 { JJ, AKs, AKo }
    Hand 1: 46.927% 18.20% 28.73% 56081376 88555674.00 { AKo }
  6. #6
    Easy call.
    after raising 5x pf im not going to fold here against his range.
  7. #7
    ICM on this:

    - If you fold you will have 1115 chips worth 8.8% of the prize pool
    - If you call and win you will have 2830 chips worth 20.1% of the prize pool
    - If you call and lose you are out.

    Therefore, you need to be 44% to win against opp's range to make this a good call.

    drmcboy, you missed the + after the JJ in your pokerstove calcs:

    equity win tie
    Hand 0: 39.785% 23.66% 16.13% { AKo }
    Hand 1: 60.215% 44.09% 16.13% { JJ+, AKs, AKo }

    On this basis, and assuming that your read is right that opp's range is JJ+, AK then this is a fold.
  8. #8
    If you add TT and AQs to the range though it is a fold.

    Edit - In other words, this is not an "easy push".
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    Yea there's no way he's pushing AA KK there, you are on a flip at worst. Double or bust now is better than folding and bubbling later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyingSaucy
    Yea there's no way he's pushing AA KK there, you are on a flip at worst. Double or bust now is better than folding and bubbling later.
    Why does he never push AA or KK here?
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    OK, not never. But a lot of folks will do a smallish raise just so that they can guarantee a big pot on the flop and get the rest in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyingSaucy
    OK, not never. But a lot of folks will do a smallish raise just so that they can guarantee a big pot on the flop and get the rest in.
    Against a multitabler who has 10+ other tables beeping at him, I can't imagine that he would re-raise less than all-in and have to play postflop. Also, if he knows that OP is a winning multitabling regular, he knows that OP's range is tight enough such that he's going to call a shove quite a bit but may give up on certain flops if BB just flats preflop.
  13. #13
    ha, drinking and posting -EV

    I don't like range but I guess if that's your range. Me I just toss AQ in there and call and be happy. He's never bluffing here? If you say he "knows my range is pretty tight here. "
    I can say he know your range SHOULD be tight here, so you can raise wide, so he can shove AQ. weee! You guys will have to work harder to prove this is a fold.
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    He does not do this with AQ or Tens I am fairly sure.
    Also he WILL shove with Aces/Kings since it looks weaker (to me).
    It is a winning, multitabling regular who knows me, not some random unknown.
    I am just another learning player, so read my comments (very) open minded.
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    Quote Originally Posted by drmcboy
    tai will have to work harder to prove this is a fold.
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  16. #16
    If hes a Reg, youre all over looking metagame! easy shove. lolll
  17. #17
    It all seems to turn on whether we can put AQ (and perhaps other Ax hands) in opp's shove over range. TT and the other pocket pair hands don't matter than much. Personally if I was BB I would not shove over a known winning tight regular raising over two limpers because I would know that his range is tight here, but maybe that's a leak of mine.

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