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[Closed] 33$ A2s

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I think this is a bad play by me. Villian has a reasonable stack and he had been pretty tight so far.

No Limit Holdem Tournament
$33 + $3 Sit & Go (Turbo)
FullTiltPoker
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
CO SchlerRules (3435)
BTN republic60 (4490)
SB GDIDDY777 (2375)
BB Hero (3200)

Blinds: 150/300

Pre-flop: (450, 4 players) Hero is BB A♦ 2♦
2 folds, GDIDDY777 raises to 600, Hero goes all-in 3,200, GDIDDY777 goes all-in 1,775

Flop: T♥ K♥ 6♠ (5,575, 2 players)

Turn: 5♥ (5,575, 2 players)

River: T♠ (5,575, 2 players)

Final Pot: 4,750


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marcelhermus
Joined: 08.11.2007

minraise on SB 8bb left vs a tight player smells like a monster.

so i wouldnt resteal cause you are most of the time behind


Originally posted by marcelhermus
minraise on SB 8bb left vs a tight player smells like a monster.

so i wouldnt resteal cause you are most of the time behind

Yea.. you're right. And should have known :P I mean I would have called his push.. so he actually gave me the chance to get away.


viewer88
Joined: 19.04.2008

it's a tarp! ^^


veriz
Joined: 20.07.2008

Hello,

I don't like your resteal, a way too loose. I'd fold there.

Best regards,
Rensu


Yeah...ew. He is pretty much committed with his minraise. A2 is most probably dominated and at BEST flipping 55/45.


Depending on the table I would even consider folding to a push by him.
With his stack the minraise really looks scary and even if he is not planning to trap the good odds might convince him to call, anyway.
That's why I just have an easy fold. An interesting point would be, where to start repopping. If we put him on a trap, we're dominated all the time with ATs as well. However, against a 7,5BB stack an ATs fold would be quite hard and I would only do it with a pretty strong read. It really depends on the opponent and the history, here.