Re: The Lay-down that gets you to the WSOP
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Really? Meh, ok. I don't do many sats, guess I have some things to learn.
This seems like a spot where the risk is worth the reward. How are you ever supposed to end the thing if you don't do anything even when you have a very strong hand? I mean, when the shortie gets desperate, SOMEONE has to actually call to knock him out, and when you're the guy with the big hand, how does that not become you? Should Hero fold AA here?
Is the general concept here that you just flat assume that someone else who knows less about late sat strategy (say, like, me) will be willing to make a call and knock someone out before you have to worry about it?
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I am big on fold your way in. However, here I like flat call and fold if anyone raises. You have the seat locked up by folding. However, if you call, you probably have about a 60% chance of winning the hand and ending it right there. If you lose, you can still fold your way in.
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