[Closed] $2 AQo raise/go broke?

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Proky11

Joined: 05.10.2009

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27.10.2010, 18:51 0

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$40/$80 No-Limit Hold'em (8 handed)

Known players:
[tg]MP1$1285.00:///////;MP2$2525.00:///////;MP3$1395.00:///////;CO$1360.00:///////;BU (Hero)$2170.00:///////;SB$1240.00:///////;BB$1315.00:///////;UTG2$2210.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is BU with A:d, Q:c.
5 folds, Hero raises to $200.00, SB raises to $320.00, BB folds, Hero raises to $2,170.00

Unless I am positive about SB is trapping I am going to broke here, good idea?

edit: call is also possible as we have position, but pay attention to size of Villains stack, there will be pot t720 and Villain would have t920 so there is no space for postflop play...

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_Anonymous_

27.10.2010, 18:59 0

i wouldve called, i think that wouldve been the best idea

dangermowse

Joined: 24.10.2010

Posts: 1,188

27.10.2010, 20:40 0

Yeah no point flatting here, get it in, cooler. V a starting stack I fold obv.

winnergr

Joined: 24.05.2010

Posts: 118

27.10.2010, 22:25 0

this super mini re raise is so annoying at this spot. Fold is out of the question, I guess calling is the safest way but again you will have to guess after the flop if he decides to bet/push. I think it depends on what reads you have on him and if you don't know much about him, then fold postflop unless you hit hard. I think better spots will follow after to put your chips in.

My little story...

_Anonymous_

29.10.2010, 07:05 0

It's defs push/fold preflop imo. It seems close, because his tiny reraise is quite suss... I'm snap shoving AKo, but AQ depends on reads... If I think he's a bit pants-on-head retarded I probably shove. Against others I think I fold.

_Anonymous_

29.10.2010, 12:17 0

i think this 3bet size is like TT+ AK+ fairly often. which would make AQ and AK a r/f here.

a read on his range here would help, try find out how he lost his chips? has he done this before? did that hand go to SD?

readless im folding because im putting unknowns on a tight range here.

i would snap call a shove though.