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Last table of a tournament at the casino, UTG calls, UTG+1 goes all in (ss) followed by 2 calls. I look at my hand and see TT, if the ss goes out im the next ss, however the player on bb has went all in for the past 5 hands, i fold, thinking against 5 players my chances are pretty awful even on the off chance im ahead im still far more likely to lose than to win the pot.

Flop comes with 4 :diamond: 7 :heart: T :spade:
turn J :diamond:
river 2 :heart:

the winning hand is a pair of 7s, im quite devastated, should have i went all in against all those players or did i make the right fold?


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The flop does not matter since you folded. Nice fold imho :f_cool:


Espire2k6
Joined: 19.07.2009

u rly ruined it
(ss) could go all-in with any combination and i am sure that he doesnt have pocket pair because when u are SS u go allin with many combinations... when man which went all in 5 rounds in a row ... he cant have so much luck to catch "allin" hands 5 rounds in a row:f_cool:


Normally i play like this:

1. ALL IN - If ss out and you become the next small stack in the next round.
reason: you are going out pretty soon by blinds + ante.

2. FOLD - If u have more chips in your hand.
reason: you can still wait for the bigger hand.


Nice Fold, I'm sure that if you make the calculation of your EV folding or calling the EV(f) is > EV(c) then good fold.
It would be a lucky flop for you just it.....


goudviske
Joined: 14.02.2009

i would fold aswell...
QQ+ would be a call or reraise, but wouldn't risk anything else that far in a tourney when other ppl start pushing and not heads up