What do you do?

[Rookie (Rodney)]

Nov 7 23:05:11] : Hand Start.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 2 : ItbRookie has $6,560
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 3 : Player6 has $2,520
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 4 : Player7 has $1,605
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 5 : PLayer1 has $2,710
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 6 : Player2 has $10,860
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 7 : Player3 has $3,625
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 8 : Player4 has $4,220
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 9 : Player5 has $2,275
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : ItbRookie is the dealer.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Player6 posted small blind.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Player7 posted big blind.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Game [61] started with 8 players.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Dealing Hole Cards.
[Nov 7 23:05:11] : Seat 2 : ItbRookie has
[Nov 7 23:05:16] : PLayer1 called 200 and raised 300
[Nov 7 23:05:19] : Player2  called 500 and raised 300
[Nov 7 23:05:22] : Player3 folded.
[Nov 7 23:05:22] : Player4 folded.
[Nov 7 23:05:25] : Player5 called 800
[Nov 7 23:05:36] : ItbRookie ...

Ok, Player1 is quite active, plays alot of pots, and isnt afraid of raising.... Player2 has only recently joined the table, so no real info. Player5 likes to limp alot and see flops, not much raising from him. Player6 is tight as f*ck lol... and Player7 is quite tight too..

So, play round to you, its the first real action hand for a while. Whats your move and why??

[SupaMonkey]

If we don't know player 2 then i think we have to assume that he's not going to fold to your push so we have to fold here.

Edit, oh and he probably has AK, QQ+. If that is his range then there is a greater chance he holds a pocket pair (18 ways) than AK (16 ways). Also, one of the the other two is probably messing around with Ax.

Edit 2, I know he's trying to isolate mr loony, but how much wider is his hand range likely to be.

[Rookie (Rodney)]

I wasnt really looking at the reraise here, im wondering if people would call here and see a flop for setting purposes or whether you fold. I dont think Allin is an option at all! IMO.

[SupaMonkey]

Really, the first guy is weak and the caller is weak so the only person you have to worry about is player 2. If you get them all to fold you get 33% extra chips for free.

[jezza777]

why is the 1st guy weak?

[SupaMonkey]

Ok, Player1 is quite active, plays alot of pots, and isnt afraid of raising....

[jezza777]

\I think the price may be a little high here. Although player 2 has a decent stack so your implied odds arnt too bad.  I have 2 issues here. If you call the betting isnt closed and you can be reraised. Also if you take a multiway pot here then the amount in the middle in relation to the amounts in some of your foes stacks means you probaly wont be able to use position to win this hand as someone will move first. I think this is a feel calll or pass I am hapy with either here , if you think you can pick up pots easily then it may be worth a gamble , if chips are proving hard to come by then keep them in your stack.

[jezza777]

Ok, Player1 is quite active, plays alot of pots, and isnt afraid of raising....

LAG's get hands too, that is some assumption.

[SupaMonkey]

Yes you are right, but he needs a very good hand here to call your allin with two people behind him.

[jezza777]

I think a push here is almost garunteed a call from somewhere and you are 50/50 at best. I think it is better to call or pass , I dont want to risk a big move here with 3's.

[SupaMonkey]

Yea, i agree. I think player 2 has a decent hand but i would just fold preflop. I don't like putting that many chips in preflop.

[Royal Flush]

Ok, Player1 is quite active, plays alot of pots, and isnt afraid of raising....

LAG's get hands too, that is some assumption.

He learn't that eventually

[totalise]

fold

[Sheriff Fatman]

Fold for me too.  Even with 3 other players in the pot the odds just aren't there, given that 2 of them are short-stacked.

Sheriff

[boldie]

Fold for me too.  Even with 3 other players in the pot the odds just aren't there, given that 2 of them are short-stacked.

Sheriff

yeah it's an easy fold for me in this position with the initial raiser still able to reraise. I'd be happy to see a flop if it'd only been raised once but with another raise and a possible all-in still to come I reckon you have to fold it.