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cekpirus88
Joined: 16.06.2011

..in the first phase of a tournament. for example let assume 3 different cases but in all hands there are 5 players...

1) you have 9 8 and the board is

8 :club: 8 :heart: 2 :club:

let s assume that a player goes all inn. can you call with all your stack at the beginning?

2) you hold T 9

and the board is

T :diamond: 9 :diamond: 5 :club:
there is a raise and a re raise but you have top 2, can you do directly all inn also against flush?

3) you have 3 3

and the board is

3 :diamond: A :heart: Q :heart:

again same situation...i would go all in, especially in the case 2 and 3... what do you think?


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Wriggers
Joined: 21.07.2009

I'd be shoving faster than Usain Bolt on those. Of course, i'm just a tourney fish


+1
Wouldn't think at all just shove all three.
:)


gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

My chips would be pushed forward faster than a porn stars arse. easy game.


those hand 2 good not to raise and reraise


Steelbrewer
Joined: 22.04.2009

Funny how you give flops without mentioning preflop action.

1) If you're PFR bet/broke (c/r vs aggro players might work as well)
If you called PF then pretty much the same but c/r becomes more attractive vs players with high cbet
If it is a limped pot and more than one player gives your bet or raise heavy action it might be time to rethink (A8s, T8, J8, 22 are all common hands for limped pots).

2) raise and a re-raise assume that there was also an initial bet (from you probably) if that is the case then folding becomes a reasonable option.
If you meant bet and a raise then your hand is probably good most of the times.

Judging by your description it is at least 3 way pot, so it is either a limpfest or PFR and two callers but in early stages of a tournament ranges will be practically the same, mb more flushdraws in a limped pot.

3) In a tournament pretty much have to go broke with this hand.

PS: Just saw your post again and

in all hands there are 5 players

Does it mean 5 players on the table or 5 are still in the hand on the flop?

If 2nd then T9 hand is an easy fold.


keoghh
Joined: 01.07.2011

Shove all 3. Easy game :P


all in all in the beginning tour - micro only :)

ALL fold in the bubble

HOWEVER in my humble opinion:

Im just a beginner, but WHY on earth u calling/limp with hand 1 n 2 at the beginning of the tour with 5 players on?

calling with this kind of hand without raise, n 5 players in will always make your decision harder.


Maniatrix
Joined: 01.11.2008

Fold everything, you are never good here. Rather wait for a better spot, like middle pair.


Originally posted by Maniatrix
Fold everything, you are never good here. Rather wait for a better spot, like middle pair.

Agreed. After all, you want to triple range merge your own range for balancing purposes.


it's completely situational... you can't just say "i have xx and board is xx8" might fold if i limped along with 8 more people and might call if it's a 4bet pot


gadget51
Joined: 23.06.2008

ye and you cant just triple merge for balance becaue its Wednesday, that's just so nooby.


Maniatrix
Joined: 01.11.2008

I'd just simply fold to balance my folds.


I'd fold here for meta game purposes but be sure not to expose your hand, you don't wanna give away any information.


setka8
Joined: 31.07.2009

It seems You are afraid of Flush in all three examples. Some bad beat that You can't get off Your mind ?


Maniatrix
Joined: 01.11.2008

I would often call with air and fold my monsters here for balancing purposes.


Hi guys,

I just want to inform you that we have moved your thread into the Beginners Question board, because that is where it belongs :)

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