Title: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: George2Loose on July 21, 2008, 10:51:50 AM Ok- I don't usually post here but I'm wondering what everyone would do in this spot. There's 26 left. One 10,500 seat so top heavy structure. However all 9 players get paid with 9th and 8th receiving £300 (Im in for 300)
Average stack is 16k. I have approx 11. Blinds are 300/600/50 about to go 400/800/100. Stack sizes- UTG has arounf 20k, UTG plus 1 around 25. There's a couple of short stacks but most players have you out chipped. I'm going to post the hand street by street UTG limps. UTG+1 limps 3rd to act folds. I look down at AK off suit. Call, raise or fold??? Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: TheChipPrince on July 21, 2008, 11:17:44 AM So there's 2600 in the pot already? Easy shove...
Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: AndrewT on July 21, 2008, 12:00:06 PM So there's 2600 in the pot already? Easy shove... +1 The only 'street by street' action should be watching the cards getting dealt out. If UTG is getting cute with AA/KK, meh. Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: MANTIS01 on July 21, 2008, 12:25:22 PM Yep, easy push. Doing anything else is playing the hand with a different stack in a different situation. If you standard raise, one of the ep limpers will deffo give you action. You then face a whole lot of ways to get your chips in after that. a) Call a push pre-flop b) Push to a check on the flop c) Call a push on the flop etc..But the chips will go in. A-K is a rubbish unpaired hand and so if I can win 25% of my stack without going to the flop then sweet. A-K is made to push in this type of situation.
Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: I Am Willis on July 21, 2008, 01:40:53 PM et those chips see the middle and were off to the races :)
Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: Longy on July 21, 2008, 02:06:03 PM Shove its inexploitable, especially with this payout structure.
Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: boldie on July 21, 2008, 03:19:55 PM Shove its inexploitable, especially with this payout structure. yep Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: George2Loose on July 21, 2008, 09:24:35 PM Wow- really???
This is obviously a massive leak in my game. If there are no antes is this still a shove? Am I not telegraphing my hand if I shove? Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: mondatoo on July 21, 2008, 09:29:00 PM Wow- really??? This is obviously a massive leak in my game. If there are no antes is this still a shove? Am I not telegraphing my hand if I shove? I don't think you're telegraphing your hand here at all would you not make the same play with jj/qq ? I also shove seen as there's only 1 seat up 4 grabs and getting back what i already paid isn't that appealing Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: George2Loose on July 21, 2008, 09:32:52 PM What if it's a standard payout structure still shove?
Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: mondatoo on July 21, 2008, 09:45:50 PM What if it's a standard payout structure still shove? Due to it being a sat i'm only folding if it's close to the bubble for a seat otherwise they're going in In normal mtt yeah it's a shove for me unless utg is a supersupernittynit(who is also a crafty bugger) then i might spend more than 5 secs thinking about it.I just don't see anyway utg+1 can have a big hand here.You're more likely to find someone after you have a monster and these 2 mugs were limping with junk. PS I'm someone who plays ak quite passively as well lol Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: George2Loose on July 21, 2008, 10:07:38 PM I suppose this is a big leak I have.
I always think of my stack in terms of big blinds and not M.... I actually made it 2600 to go- this is kinda spewy? What range are you shoving with here? calling? Raising but not all in? Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: AndrewT on July 21, 2008, 10:11:58 PM I suppose this is a big leak I have. I always think of my stack in terms of big blinds and not M.... I actually made it 2600 to go- this is kinda spewy? What range are you shoving with here? calling? Raising but not all in? So they've limped UTG and UTG+1 for 600, and you make it 2600. They're not going anywhere. You only have a pot sized bet left on the flop. No A or K falls - what now? Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: George2Loose on July 21, 2008, 10:15:43 PM Yeh- your right exactly my problem- I also got a flat caller directly to my left.
The flop came J66 two spades and it was checked to me. My main worry with shoving here was that I felt I was playing my hand face up. FWIW is there ANY justifcation in flatting here? Or do I just have to accept that if anyone has AA- KK it's a cooler and I'm going broke? Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: celtic on July 22, 2008, 12:12:00 AM Yeh- your right exactly my problem- I also got a flat caller directly to my left. The flop came J66 two spades and it was checked to me. My main worry with shoving here was that I felt I was playing my hand face up. FWIW is there ANY justifcation in flatting here? Or do I just have to accept that if anyone has AA- KK it's a cooler and I'm going broke? yeah shove pre-flop is the way forward imo, take away the prob of u missing the flop etc. flat calling pre is horrible play with ak and ur stack. like u say if utg or utg+1 has AA or KK then its a cooler. Title: Re: Hand from poker million satty last night Post by: MANTIS01 on July 22, 2008, 08:39:18 PM The other advantage of pushing pre is that the intersted parties in ep are more likely to make a mistake. It's easy for some people to fall in love with a suited A-Q pre-flop especially because of your overbet, but give that A-Q a chance to miss and it's much harder for them to blunder.
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