16T: AKs otb gets reraised!

[Happycamper374]

Um, I fold this. I think that it's too early to be pushing AK. Nobody thinks a fold is good?

[Kevin8423]

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Um, I fold this. I think that it's too early to be pushing AK. Nobody thinks a fold is good?

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His range in this situation is much wider than if we were to raise sitting somewhere else and get reraised by another player. We dominate this range so much that a shove is good.

[TruFloridaGator]

The sample size for his stats is obviously small but when I see someone not play a hand all SNG up until L3, I think they're tight. Even if he is re-raising AQ here, it's very thin to shove anyway. He'd have to have JJ,AQ & AJ in his range to make it a clear shove. It's not bad either way, I imagine.

[Jbrochu]

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The sample size for his stats is obviously small but when I see someone not play a hand all SNG up until L3, I think they're tight. Even if he is re-raising AQ here, it's very thin to shove anyway. He'd have to have JJ,AQ & AJ in his range to make it a clear shove. It's not bad either way, I imagine.

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I'm guessing even if he's really tight you can safely add 99 and TT and possibly 88 to his range since you're raising off the button.

[BBQSquirrel]

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Um, I fold this. I think that it's too early to be pushing AK. Nobody thinks a fold is good?

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BB is 50 already, so it isn't really early. Would you call a 30BB preflop shove in ring games with AK? I certainly would.

[Happycamper374]

A push isn't bad. Maybe I just play for less variance with a slightly lower winrate than everybody here. I acknowledge the fact that BB could be raising light and defending a steal; however, in my mind, we are risking our tournament too soon with a hand that at best is 70/30 if he calls. Is he folding after raising 600? How often do people defend like this at the 16's?