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[Closed] $1 MT SnG - 99 raise got 3bet

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I don't often play MTTs, mostly cash games and on occasion single table SnG.

I play live MTTs quite often (almost weekly), but their play is quite different from online ones of course.

So... I have a big one coming this Saturday and wanted just to get the feeling a bit and revise some cash game habits.

I'm only explaining this because my hand, and my doubt, are QUITE simple :)

I don't even know if this is a standard call, standard fold, standard freak out, etc.

Villain was tightish (15/15), hadn't done it before. I confess I snap called because it was small and I had him covered so I didn't mind a flip; but as I pressed the button I realized he should have known: a) it was an early position raise from me; b) I had him covered. So his raise was not weak, it was either strong (likely I think) or complete air (unlikely for what I see at these levels).

Anyway, any help is appreciated :)

Full Tilt - $1+$0.10|50/100 NL - Holdem - 7 players

BB: 3,851.00
UTG: 2,720.00
Hero (UTG+1): 3,110.00
MP: 3,620.00
CO: 2,522.00
BTN: 3,195.00
SB: 1,305.00

SB posts SB 50.00, BB posts BB 100.00

Pre Flop: (150.00) Hero has 9♥ 9♣

fold, Hero raises to 250.00, fold, fold, fold, SB raises to 1,305.00 and is all-in, fold, Hero calls 1,055.00

edit: o, and I was not sure where to post it, here or the SnG subforum, so move it at will if needed :)


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amplifyd
Joined: 03.08.2009

If this is SnG i snapfold.

Even in mtt I am probably folding tbh at this limit. Just opened from a bit too early a position. But it's close and either is probably ok.


Tiltberger
Joined: 23.06.2005

if he pushes really lose worse pps, a lot of a10s+, ajo+, kjs+ and so on it becomes a call. if he shoves tight 99+ aqs+ its still a close mathematical good call, but in my opinion i would prefer to have more than 2-3% because i give myself a higher edge postflop and i don't really want just the mathematic breakevencall.

10/10+, aq+ is a clear fold.

Simulated 100000 Holdem Hands (Monte Carlo)
Simulation by Slice - The ev++ Equity Calculator

 Player   Equity   Win Hi   Tie Hi              Range                 
    
   1       62.6     61.7     1.9      99-AA, A"K-Q"{RB}, [A"K-Q"] 
   2       37.4     36.5     1.9                   99