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AK and QQ in ZOOM! Fullring

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Aerox232
Joined: 28.04.2011

hello guys, latetly i having trouble playing my AK and QQ pre flop.
Do you guys go all in whit 100bb+ pre flop whit ak and qq against unknows?
in zoom you always face against AA.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I’m not to much in to FR cash games, but I wouldn’t stack off AK or QQ against a unknown for 100BB+ effective pre-flop. I expect the average player will play to tight to make this kind of stack offs profitable on the long run.

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SDK1987


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NothingIsForSho
Joined: 01.06.2014

Always stack off with AK and QQ preflop in full ring, because they always might have JJ and AQ.

Just like in the game of chess: Always give check, because it always might be a checkmate.


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SirPaulius
Joined: 19.11.2009

I have ~40k hands in a ZOOM NL2/5 FR. You should never stack off AK/QQ unless you have some reads. Sometimes not even pushing KK, cause mostlly you get called only by AA's (well maybe i was just too big nit).


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

I did some filtering. I have aroud 60k hands but they are from 6max so it might be a bit different in full ring. I think villains range when he shoves or calls your shove is KK+, AK and a few combos of AQ,QQ,JJ and TT. Agains this range AK has around 40% equity. QQ is doing a tiny bit better. I not sure if we should stack off with AK or QQ vs unknown but if we do I don't think it's a big mistake.


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lkdr9494
Joined: 26.01.2012

I agree with sdk and sirpaulius you shouldn't be stacking off pre-flop with QQ and AK.
After the 5-bet is almost always pocket aces. Best case scenario for you it's a flip.


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

I have to disagree with that it would almost always be AA. But almost always it is a flip. Is it better to invest almost half of our stack and fold or start flipping?


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lkdr9494
Joined: 26.01.2012

Originally posted by la55i
I have to disagree with that it would almost always be AA. But almost always it is a flip. Is it better to invest almost half of our stack and fold or start flipping?

That's how it is in Full-Ring. 5-bet means AA or a stubborn KK, AK most of the time. Too many nits that the only thing they do is wait for these hands to stack off someone.


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Tomaloc
Joined: 17.01.2011

when i played full ring zoom a few years ago, it was really bad indeed. i would recommend against shipping it in micros by default as well


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Aerox232
Joined: 28.04.2011

Basiclly in Full ring everyone is nit, in 6max you can get AQ 99+ somtimes even AJ from fishis, so 6max is way to go!!


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