Last nightat the Kingy 1st hand after the break, I'm on the button and look down at pocket [As] [Ad].
There are 9 players at the table, blinds are 100/200.
all players call, it my turn to act I raise to 700.
SB calls
BB folds
UTG tanks it for a while and calls
the next 3 fold, remaining 2 players call.
The flop [3h] [7h] [qh]
After the flop all players check to me, I bet 900.
SB instant jams all in with a little over 11.5.
UTG tanks it for sometime and jams all in with a little over 10.
everyone else folds, its my time to make a decision I have 3700 left after my lead out bet, I check my cards to just in case that diamond is a heart.
I'm thinking that SB has flushed it, as for UTG he clipped me earlier when showing weakness.
How do you play it?
Pocket A's whats your decision.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
First off, with everyone flatting in front of you pre-flop, I would make my raise bigger, probably in the order of 1100.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
with so many players limping preflop, i think you have to raise it up more - as soon as one person calls, it prices the rest in to call, and this is bad news when you have aces. i would have made it like 1200-1500 preflop, try and play the pot heads up. this way your decisions come easier.
as played, i think you have to sigh and fold. with a shove and then a call to your bet, i think one of them has flushed. or at least has a monster draw that you are flipping with. something like [kh] [qs] is a definite possibility, and you are only 50% against that hand.
as played, i think you have to sigh and fold. with a shove and then a call to your bet, i think one of them has flushed. or at least has a monster draw that you are flipping with. something like [kh] [qs] is a definite possibility, and you are only 50% against that hand.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
I think UTG is holding up the game.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
My decision was ?
Showdown
SB show [10c] [10d]
UTG shows [Ah] [8h]
Turn [Qd]
River [Qs]
Showdown
SB show [10c] [10d]
UTG shows [Ah] [8h]
Turn [Qd]
River [Qs]
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
So you were behind, and made the right decision.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
I don't know if you're posting this because you want to know if you made the right move, or to show that you would have hit a full house (which is irrelevant)
I first thought was what Scott said - raise preflop was way to small.
I first thought was what Scott said - raise preflop was way to small.
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
David wrote:I don't know if you're posting this because you want to know if you made the right move, or to show that you would have hit a full house (which is irrelevant)
The question was whats you decision ?
I was quiet comfortable in my decision, we have all folded a had that eventually turned into a winner. the reason why I posted the final result was more to show the outcome, Scott's and benny the cunt's replies are very helpfull and constructive
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Re: Pocket A's whats your decision.
i woulda gone all in pre-flop.
I don't think it would have changed the hand, both of those were calling with their hands....
But then, I love aces, even when i am cracked, and in a pub game, all in all the time
I don't think it would have changed the hand, both of those were calling with their hands....
But then, I love aces, even when i am cracked, and in a pub game, all in all the time
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