Title: Passing TT preflop? Post by: NoflopsHomer on November 05, 2006, 01:16:16 AM mpickle is at seat 0 with 1795.
AAPONYAA is at seat 1 with 1260. Ring_Master is at seat 2 with 2140. Thorangla is at seat 3 with 1715. MrFubb is at seat 4 with 415. cpt_kangaroo is at seat 5 with 3480. Foaming_Homer is at seat 6 with 1675. heyoung is at seat 7 with 1920. mobucks is at seat 8 with 920. Gangsta46 is at seat 9 with 4040. The button is at seat 8. Gangsta46 posts the small blind of 30. mpickle posts the big blind of 60. mpickle: -- -- AAPONYAA: -- -- Ring_Master: -- -- Thorangla: -- -- MrFubb: -- -- cpt_kangaroo: -- -- Foaming_Homer: Tc Ts heyoung: -- -- mobucks: -- -- Gangsta46: -- -- Pre-flop: AAPONYAA raises to 275. Ring_Master folds. Thorangla folds. MrFubb folds. cpt_kangaroo folds. Foaming_Homer calls. heyoung calls. mobucks calls. Gangsta46 folds. mpickle folds. Flop (board: Jh Ad Js): AAPONYAA checks. Foaming_Homer checks. heyoung checks. mobucks goes all-in for 645. AAPONYAA folds. Foaming_Homer folds. heyoung calls. Tournament all-in showdown -- players show: heyoung shows Ac Jd. mobucks shows 8h 8d. Turn (board: Jh Ad Js 8s): (no action in this round) River (board: Jh Ad Js 8s 5s): (no action in this round) Showdown: heyoung has Ac Jd Jh Ad Js: full house, jacks full of aces. mobucks has 8h 8d Jh Js 8s: full house, eights full of jacks. Intially raiser passes QQ, now should I even be calling here preflop? By the large preflop raise, I put him on QQ-JJ, perhaps AK. I had a good debate with him afterwards and he asks why I'm even calling preflop if I think he has a bigger pair. I'm adding mobucks to my buddy list though. :) Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: Sheriff Fatman on November 05, 2006, 10:04:32 AM Its entirely read-dependent whether you would pass TT here. Given that you've put him on a range that beats you then passing in this situation is certainly something I would consider, especially if you fear a reraise behind you.
If the stacks were very deep then, even if you could put someone on exactly AA, then calling with TT would be a legitimate play due to implied odds (there's some reference to this in one of the Harrington books, which debates this point). However, in this situation you're calling off too big a percentage of your stack in a situation where UTG has put in almost 25% of his stack so the odds aren't there. Given your read I think folding is the best option. Calling brings about too many difficult flop decisions, although in this case the disastrous flop makes it a very easy check-fold for you, given the action. Sheriff Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: temp0r on November 05, 2006, 04:33:51 PM you can put him on QQ-JJ just from a pre-flop raise? thats some online tell you've picked up? hmm.
Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: NoflopsHomer on November 05, 2006, 04:55:50 PM I'd seen him make standard raises earlier, he's a fairly competent player. What else is he going to raise 4.5xBB with?
Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: temp0r on November 05, 2006, 07:08:56 PM if he had any sense he'd mix up his preflop raises surely?! but i guess it depends on the buy-in. anything below 30 dolla and you've got a fair point.
Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: booder on November 05, 2006, 07:26:18 PM standard fold
Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: NoflopsHomer on November 05, 2006, 07:32:23 PM Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: booder on November 05, 2006, 08:47:31 PM standard fold pab agrees You're a mug. :D see statement above ;nana; ;nana; Title: Re: Passing TT preflop? Post by: boldie on November 06, 2006, 09:49:16 AM if you put him on JJ QQ or something like that it's a fold.
I would peel off a flop with it though, like you did..just to see if one of the lucky tens came up. |