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[Closed] Playing AA early stages of tounament?

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Steaton
Joined: 22.06.2010

Known Players:
[tg]Position_Stack: hands/vp$ip/RaisePreflop/AF/WTS/ORL/BBvsSteal/W$SD;UTG2_1955:///////;Hero_2000:///////;CO_4000:///////;[/tg]
15/30 No-Limit Hold'em (9 Players)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: PokerStrategy.com Elephant 0.87.1381.2210 by www.pokerstrategy.com

Preflop: Hero is MP3 with A :spade:, A :diamond:
UTG2 calls, 3 fold,
Hero raises 120 to 150, CO calls, 3 fold, UTG2 calls

Flop: (495) Q :club:, 6 :diamond:, 2 :spade: (3 Players)
UTG2 checks,
Hero bets 165, CO calls, UTG2 folds

Turn: (825) 6 :club: (2 Players)
Hero bets 240,
CO raises 360 to 600,
Hero raises 1085 to 1685 (All In), CO calls

River: (4195) 9 :club: (2 Players)

Final Pot: 4195

Results follow (Highlight to see):
Hero shows two pairs, aces and sixes (As, Ad) --> (As, Ad, 6d, 6c, Qc)
CO shows a full house, queens full of sixes (Qh, Qd) --> (Qc, Qh, Qd, 6d, 6c)

CO wins 4195 with a full house, queens full of sixes (Qh, Qd) --> (Qc, Qh, Qd, 6d, 6c)


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Steaton
Joined: 22.06.2010

Would you consider this bad play on $11 + 1 SnG Rush tournament, should I have expected him to have it? (I thought he had an Q or other pocket pair).


alenstrat
Joined: 13.03.2009

Originally posted by Steaton
Would you consider this bad play on $11 + 1 SnG Rush tournament, should I have expected him to have it? (I thought he had an Q or other pocket pair).

I don't think you could think he had QQ from his preflop behavior. Seemed like he has AQ or other Qx hand, with A6 or 22 being less probable. And I don't think you could fold to his aggression on the turn. So I guess nothing you could do about this result. Nothing you could have done different.


on flop you should bet a bit more against two players like 2/3rd pot , because you are giving players odds to suchout and same on turn

as played on river , you need to think what he is reraising you with , cant put him only Qs as he would play AQ like that but could easy have a 6 in his hand so maybe just call him instead

players play sets this way on flop , some will bet so not to give way their hand but you got to expect beats are part of everyday poker & As you will often win small & lose big


sabo999
Joined: 11.06.2008

Originally posted by curnow
on flop you should bet a bit more against two players like 2/3rd pot , because you are giving players odds to suchout and same on turn

as played on river , you need to think what he is reraising you with , cant put him only Qs as he would play AQ like that but could easy have a 6 in his hand so maybe just call him instead

players play sets this way on flop , some will bet so not to give way their hand but you got to expect beats are part of everyday poker & As you will often win small & lose big

They were all in on the turn curnow ..

In relation to the hand, it's just a standard bad beat.. Bet size on the flop is too small though!
I'd be betting somewhere in the region of, 320+ on the flop and looking to get it all in against AQ/Qx there if possible, the turn is a disgusting card, because he is rarely raising you here as a bluff, but its hard to find hands that he can play this way..perhaps AQ of some sort of weirdly played flush draw 22, and QQ are the most likely hands, and given that it is a rush tourney though I may be inclined to fold here because people are normally only pedalling the nuts..its a marginal decision between call/fold on the turn, given that I cannot see a hand which he is ever bluffing and the raise on the turn is almost too strong to be AQ.


larseda
Joined: 06.08.2006

u should 1/2 potsize bet the flop and get broke

u have a strong hand and on 11$ he will broke with every Q

at all its a setup