Re: Players who cannot fold A-K preflop deep in the WSOP ME?
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nope.... sorry.
if you lose with KK to AA or AA to JJ or something then you can say "ah - wasn't ym day - nothing i could do about it".
but getting all in with A-K with that stack compared tot he blinds is criminal imo. the guy had him dominated. what was he hoping him to have? a-j or a-q? i doubt these would re-raise pre would/should obv fold to his shove.
but even if you got called by 9-9 and lost... i still don't get how you could say "i played it well - got al my chips in on a coinflip".
as i said... if his stack was short then it is totally different. but this was a wasted chance at the big one imo.
so stop flaming and tell me why it is correct to get it all in with just A-K?
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um, you seem to be missing the point: when you shove it in with AK here, you're expecting a lot of fold equity.
I mean, the way you're talking, I assume you think it's crazy to call a 3-bet all-in with 22-JJ, because "you're just a flip or dominated." Given that logic, doesn't AK have a TON of fold equity here?
/wasting my time on idiocy
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