$20 SnG

[kylephilly]

I'll tell you in a bit want to see if I get any more feeback

[luthar]

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Remember, the BB pushed with 20xBBs, so he likely has a solid hand.


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This is totally false... if he had a big hand, he wouldn't push for 20BB... probably a mid pair (99-JJ, QQ maybe...) or AT+


For OP, calling a raise of 15BB is no good. You are probably drawing at best to 4-5 outs but why risk it so early?! if an A/K comes on flop, you have to call any raise/go all-in because you already put 33% of your stack.

The CO stone cold call is frightening, Your probably down to 3 outs (AA/KK really possible for CO => 2.9BB raise, cold call).

Just fold, take notes and own the bubble afterwards...

[dj32]

Perhaps my term "solid hand" was misleading. I actually meant exactly what you said - 99-QQ, AJ+ and probably not KK or AA, so I meant a decent hand, but not a big hand. Point being OP can't expect to be better than a coin flip and why take that chance now.

[dshadow35]

Its very likely that the guy in the BB could have AK in this spot as well. I'm thinking the CO/Big Stack has something like a pair of tens or jacks. It is early on in the tournament and unless you think you are up against two pocket pairs lower than Queens its a fold. I would save my chips for another day.

[kylephilly]

I folded.
BB showed 1010.
CO showed AK.
4 spades to the turn and a King on the river, no one had a spade AK takes the pot. I still liked my laydown, especially AFTER seeing his cards.

[dshadow35]

Guess I had it backwards but my logic was right.

Good Fold.