Title: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: SlackJaw on December 04, 2006, 09:09:42 PM First post, so bear with me... (nice site btw).
I played in the APAT UK Open over the weekend at Newcastle and made the most of some mediocre hands on Day 1 to find myself with 86500 chips to take into Day 2. This was my first 'proper' live tournament (unless you count £2 rebuys at Bolton Grosvenor!), so come the start of day 2 I was pretty nervous about what was to come. There was 24 runners left with the payout starting at 21st. 2nd hand of the day with the blinds 5000/10000 I pick up: Qs Qc on the button. Action: 1st position : Fold 2nd: Raise to 50k (This guy had about 135k and had played pretty loose from what I could see - but I hadn't been at the table with him long) 3rd: Fold 4th: Fold 5th: Fold Me: All in for 81500 (I was small blind the previous hand) SB: Fold BB: Fold 2nd Position (Gent called David Groom) called my all in.... shows Ad Kh Flop comes: Js 9d 4h Turn: Kd River: 5c And i'm off home in 24th........ I guess I just want reassuring I did the right thing?? I wasn't gonna fold QQ, his raise smelled of a small pair or AK, AQ (I thought 5 times the big blind was too big for AA or KK). At this point in the tournament blinds were being stolen at every opportunity - granted he was in early position to be stealing blinds. Perhaps I should've just flat called, then pushed my chips in after the flop if he didn't raise??? Would that have got him off AK? What do you guys think? Also - big thanks to everyone who organised the tournament, it was a great event and I met some top people. Particular thanks to Jackie and Trev (you know who you are) who were cheering me on - shame I didn't last a bit longer on day2! Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Jim-D on December 04, 2006, 09:12:27 PM Played perfectly IMO
the stop and go play wouldnt of got him off AK with all those chips in the middle Unlucky and welcome to blonde. Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Dewi_cool on December 04, 2006, 09:19:28 PM ;iagree; :hello: ;welcome;
Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Ironside on December 04, 2006, 09:24:22 PM once he has raised to 50k there is no way you can get him off the hand
for only another 30k the only other option would of been to fold and look for a chance to get your chips in first Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Dewi_cool on December 04, 2006, 09:26:52 PM are you saying you would have folded Ironside?
Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: SlackJaw on December 04, 2006, 09:33:16 PM Thanks for the response - nice to know you'd do the same thing.
Ironside - I thought about folding (albeit not very long), I just didn't think he had AA or KK. AK was the only other hand I didn't really want to see even though i'm still slight favourite. Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: ifm on December 05, 2006, 09:07:04 AM Tighty would've folded.......................
Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: matt674 on December 05, 2006, 09:20:30 AM The only other way you could play it is to flat call then push on the flop if he checks - you never know he could pass for the remaining 35k as he's missed completely and he has no pair no draw.
If he doesnt check then you're going all in regardless with QQ on a J high flop and maybe because of the difference in the space/time continuum from the original course of action then the turn card would have been the 6 of clubs!! :hello: & ;welcome; to the madhouse!! Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: TightEnd on December 05, 2006, 03:13:54 PM Tighty would've folded....................... I play it exactly the same. Welcome to blonde David, glad you enjoyed the event. Great performance by you Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Royal Flush on December 05, 2006, 07:10:23 PM 50p
Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Ironside on December 05, 2006, 09:44:16 PM no i wouldnt have folded but if making the money meant something rather than playing to win no matter the cost folding is an option with an average stack
going all in was the option i would of used as i would of been playing for the 18 points 3.6k and thte wsop package and the gold medal Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: roverthtaeh on December 06, 2006, 06:49:54 PM Welcome to Blonde, Slackjaw ;)
We were kind of hoping we could cheer you all the way to the final table, despite the fact that meant hanging about with Fubar for a long time ;D Anyway, as far as I can see, you did absolutely nothing wrong. After all, if you aren't going to play Queens, then what are you going to play? Great meeting you and Fubar, hope to see you posting on here regularly from now on. ;) Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: fubar888 on December 06, 2006, 11:58:35 PM I had to console slack with a new t-shirt and a cap ;)
Great to meet such a great bunch of people, and what a tourney ! Great to me u Rover, and Angelica. Hope I didnt bore you with any freeroll tales :D hehe Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: roverthtaeh on December 07, 2006, 03:57:00 PM Welcome to Blonde, Fubar!
No mate, your freeroll tales entertained us! zzzzzzz. Have you deposited any actual money yet?! Instead of a T-shirt and cap, you shoulda got Slackjaw a pint or 5. ;nana; ;sark; Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Rookie (Rodney) on December 07, 2006, 04:10:58 PM Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Royal Flush on December 07, 2006, 06:38:08 PM The beat story. Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Rookie (Rodney) on December 07, 2006, 06:55:13 PM The beat story. I thought you only pay if it's a bad beat? This is just a race, no need for cash here is there? Title: Re: APAT Hand Analysis Post by: Royal Flush on December 07, 2006, 07:06:23 PM "I have 8.5BB's i have QQ, i am pretty certain my oppo does not hold AA or KK, what should i do?"
Not much to analyse is there?!?! |