Title: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: shipitgood on March 14, 2014, 01:30:39 AM I'm in the bb with Jh Jd
Blinds are 75/150, I have 3844 chips, UTG, limps, next guy jams for 5572. Every else folds it's on me, what would you do call or fold? There is 3 seats and 6 players remaining. The villain jamming has just lost a big pot the previous hand Q10 Versus 45, board 4,5,10,q, (all in on turn) river is a 5. I though he could be steaming after that hand. There is 2 players with 5k/6k, I have 3.8, the rest have about 1.1-1.3k, if I win this hand I've pretty much got a seat locked. Player Action Cards Amount Pot Balance Eyeman Small blind 75.00 75.00 6264.40 Hero Big blind 150.00 225.00 3844.96 Your hole cards J J nellsonr Call 150.00 375.00 2000.00 fowler1986 All-in 5197.50 5572.50 0.00 Rigsby10 Fold pedram Fold Eyeman Fold Hero ? Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: BorntoBubble on March 14, 2014, 01:44:54 AM I probably fold here. your very nearly a lock for a seat. In fact if i was in your shoes id be very confident that i had a seat so even though we are like 99% for a seat if we call and win we are 0% for a seat if we call and lose. I would say about 80% of the time you get a seat from this spot so why take on what is likely to be a 70/30 agaisnt his range? Someone will probably come in and wooosh my maths but im folding. I dont like calling off in sats would rather be the shover.
Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: mulhuzz on March 14, 2014, 03:31:43 AM Think this is a fold and not that close.
Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: Honeybadger on March 14, 2014, 05:28:25 AM Not a sick spot, an easy spot really. Fold. Probably call KK and AA and fold everything else... although I am not a satellite expert by any means.
Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: WotRTheChances on March 14, 2014, 05:37:41 AM Think there are a few factors which make it a clear fold.
1. Your equity vs the jammers range. Your equity vs this shove alone will only be slightly +cEV. He may well be a bit tilted, but people will also use the logic of 'well it'll look like i'm tilting if i just jam 20bb here with <insert massive hand>' 2. Lets not forget someone has limped UTG from 13bb. Although this villain may well just be a fish and limping with a range that could be as wide as including 45s etc, this person could also be limping with a range like QQ+, we don't know. If called we do know we're in trouble though. 3. Your position in the tournament. IDK exactly what your current odds are of getting a seat, but lets assume you have some edge over the field (the action in this hand alone would suggest i'd hope that to be true). Maybe you're 65-70% now? Now you're probably ~55-58% vs the villain who has jammed and if called by the limper you're maybe 35% vs that range, although lets assume he folds ~75% of the time (and isn't just tarping with AK/JJ+). Immediately vs the jam you're going to be a lock for a seat (or as close as possible to) nearly 60% of the time, however you're going to bust nearly 40% of the time. This on its own makes it a fold. Once you include the limper who could leave you with even less equity, it's pretty clear. I probably dont fold QQ in game, but even that is probably a mistake. Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: millidonk on March 14, 2014, 07:36:29 AM Fold and hope you don't get accused of colluding, especially if the person happened to jam with a worse hand..
Much rather be jamming atc later on then potentially having a flip or being crushed when you can just fold and still be in great shape. Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: shipitgood on March 14, 2014, 01:24:07 PM Thanks everyone,
You are all right, it should be a fold and not a sick spot. I didn't know what to do, as in theres 3 players with a lower chip stack, i'm 3rd in chips. If the villain in this hand had one the previous hand there would have been 5 players left, he would have been massive chip leader (the current chip leader would have been out), I would have been second and pretty much locked a seat. I was thinking I have him crushed and he's on tilt just jamming like that, but when I called i'm so sure that i'm going to have him dominated, re he has a lower pocket pair. Worst scanrio case scenario i see is maybe AK AQ. If he hadn't just lost that previous hand i fold for sure. You only have 15 seconds to make up your mind, and in this case i was far to brave (stupid) according to sat strategy. The time bar was at almost 0, and i called. I agree it was a mistake and he could easily be jamming a monster here over a short stack limper. He had KK. Title: Re: Sick Spot in a Sat Post by: polerization on March 14, 2014, 05:12:58 PM Fold and hope you don't get accused of colluding, especially if the person happened to jam with a worse hand.. Much rather be jamming atc later on then potentially having a flip or being crushed when you can just fold and still be in great shape. rotflmfao |