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$40/$80 No-Limit Hold'em (6 handed)
Known players:
[tg]BB$1605.00:///////;MP2$610.00:///////;MP3$660.00:///////;CO$1165.00:///////;BU$65.00:///////;SB(Hero)$695.00:///////;[/tg]
Preflop: Hero is SB with K:d, K:s.
4 folds, Hero raises to $695.00, BB calls $615.00.
Flop: ($1390) K:h, J:d, 6:s (2 players)
Turn: ($1390) 5:d (2 players)
River: ($1390) 6:c (2 players)
Final Pot: $1390.
Thank motherfucking god i hit my 20 %!
IMO you only fold these in certain satellites.
For example if you were on the bubble, Big stack vs big stack and payouts were exactly the same and there was plenty of shortys about to bust, sometimes only a few shortys.
true but you don't need to gamble if you have a stack that will get you to ITM in a satellite especially if payouts are exactly the same. be a coward and get the ticket/money the easy way 
Originally posted by richard1817
if payout is same then its an easy fold. there's a guy on less than 1bb.
Forgot to look at stacks but yes, that's another reason.
so +1
yeah, as hard as it looks, I would fold it as well because of the super short guy and even if you don't run into aces, you are still taking unneccessary risk, even 30% is way too risky in this situation because you gain almost nothing if you double up.
Well, as much as KK is a fold from the SB, BB makes a mistake by calling with AA... if this is the bubble, then even AA isn't good enough to call here...
what? he still got 1K left even that he lost with aces so he can still wait till the shortie busts no way he can fold AA
Oh look at that... there was a 1 there... good point, if the stacks were equal then... my bad 
