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So i'm not really sure about this hand. I like to limp with suited aces alot, since they won't fold any flush. The flop is pretty good, so i bet. Then 2 people go all in and i want to fold it. I was in about the exact same situation earlier in the session and i kinda regret folding my big draw.

Should i have gone broke here or not? The only hands i really don't want to see here is A-10 and sets.

No Limit Holdem Tournament
PokerStars
9 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com
$1.00+$0.25+$0.15

Stacks:
UTG hllsb8 (4,312)
UTG+1 FCSieg (2,595)
MP1 Hero (9,285)
MP2 Winner 75RUS (1,625)
MP3 Boater242 (5,405)
CO dvandevelde (6,025)
BTN *Petro_6891* (675)
SB woainilong (5,610)
BB cozzys1 (8,488)

Blinds: 40/80 Ante 10

Pre-Flop: (210, 9 players) Hero is MP1 2♠ A♠
hllsb8 calls 80, 1 fold, Hero calls 80, Winner 75RUS calls 80, Boater242 calls 80, 3 folds, cozzys1 checks

Flop: 3♥ 10:spade: 4♠ (530, 5 players)
cozzys1 checks, hllsb8 checks, Hero bets 240, Winner 75RUS goes all-in 1,535, Boater242 goes all-in 5,315, cozzys1 folds, hllsb8 folds, Hero calls 5,075

Turn: 2♦ (12,695, 3 players, 2 all-in)

River: 7♦ (12,695, 3 players, 2 all-in)


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dont limp Axs, you have horrible reverse implied odds against all other Aces and you wont hit a flush very often... you will just get yourself into trouble when you flop a pair.

you can crush these games with simple ABC tight/aggressive poker.

as played: check flop with 2 players to act behind and call if you are getting decent odds for your draw.

as played: its a fold, you cant call a 5k shove ever with a flush draw


_Anonymous_ Topic starter
_Anonymous_

Well i got the nutflush which is 9 outs, a 5 would give me a straight so that's 4 more outs. And very likely also 3 outs for the aces. So that makes it a pretty good draw right?

I'm going to look up the odds..

vs A-10 im 45% vs 55% on fop

vs 10x im 55% vs 45% on flop

I got flush draws crushed. Very marginal spot i guess, i'm basicaly flipping for half my stack. Although the $0,50 from the 2 bounties make it somewhat attractive to take the chance. Only against a set i'm behind 2 to 1

I was vs A10 of clubs and Q8 suited. I had Q8 suited absolutely crushed if it was 1 vs 1 with 81%. I had 40% to win it, boater 48% and rus 10%.

Should have probably folded against 2 players. But what about 1 player? If it was only RUS who shoved wouldn't it be good to call with our stacksizes?


hazzelde
Joined: 27.04.2008

Folding pre ftw, especially since the other players are shorter stacked and most important your position sucks. You will end up playing a draw in a squeezed position a lot and that's pretty easy to mess up. As played, def not folding the flop! Bet bigger on flop and call the shoves. This is 90man with a KO, so flipping is pretty good result here.


just realised this is a 90man... as played probably call with the straight draw as well... but just fold pre..


_Anonymous_ Topic starter
_Anonymous_

Yeah i guess that's somewhat of a leak. That i limp too much with suited aces. I acctualy don't do it that loose, i usually only limp them with like 40BB+

I think i could have folded it here against 2 players, I'm no ahead by that much most of the time But i think calling it wasn't that bad either. Against one player I'd have to always call it though.


hazzelde
Joined: 27.04.2008

Originally posted by Hahaownedlolz
Yeah i guess that's somewhat of a leak. That i limp too much with suited aces. I acctualy don't do it that loose, i usually only limp them with like 40BB+

I think i could have folded it here against 2 players, I'm no ahead by that much most of the time But i think calling it wasn't that bad either. Against one player I'd have to always call it though.

Like I said about the open limping, position is key. And the more players the better for you, because your equity does not change all that much but you obv win for money if you win.


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