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#12
08-30-2007, 09:11 PM
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Re: common AA hand
everyone's citing that it being live is the main reason we shove. what if it's 3/6 online?
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#13
08-30-2007, 09:37 PM
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Re: common AA hand
lolol going into flop there is 120 in pot and 410 ESS, giving a stack-pot ratio of about 3.5. Ezy all in and its not close. Villain can be overplaying KQ/KJ, and its not a bad board. Your AA cuts his outs if he has QJ. If he stacks you with a set, so be it.
edit: reading comprehension sucks - pot = 160, so SPR = 2.5, making this an even easier shove. You've committed yourself preflop, so this postflop decision is easy.
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#15
08-30-2007, 10:15 PM
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Re: common AA hand
It's a shove, but I'm not thrilled about it. 2/5 live players are def awful compared to online players but more in a passive kinda way. Usually when they make a big raise they tend to show up with a strong hand. That being said, there's no way I'd ever let this go since AK is a pretty likely holding for villain here IMO.
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#18
08-31-2007, 10:00 AM
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Results
Consensus seems to be easy call/shove. I thought it was pretty close, but the small stacks/pot odds dictated getting my chips in. Yes I agree, live 2/5 players could raise with a wide range here, but even idiots need a pretty strong hand to raise into 3 players.
I shoved, he called and flipped over a set of 5's. turn K, river K, can I get a whooooa donkey?!
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