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Hero (t2300)
CO (t5220)
Button (t940)
SB (t2010)
BB (t1265)
UTG (t1765)
Preflop: Hero is MP with,
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1 fold, Hero raises to t300, CO raises to t5220, 3 folds, Hero folds.
Final Pot: t5670
Weak-tight? or good fold? Seemed basic but I don't know..
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Thread: Mid game SnG hand
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03-17-2005 #1change my title babo
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Mid game SnG hand
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03-17-2005 #2PokerForums God
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Again, as in the Gambool thread, depends on the player. Given no other info about him, excellent laydown. Only guy at the table that can bust you, so stay away. If he's a typical low limit SNG players, you're probably, at best, a race, most likley, a huge dog.
Of course if this guys been a nut, call.Marm is back, maybe. Been off for 3 years. Rusty as Hell.
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It's a great fold regardless. According to the odds, if his opponent has QQ-22, he'll go broke half the time. You're too far from the money and your stack is comfortable enough to make this fold. I believe in not giving the CL chips, but you have to go after him, when he goes after you, you have to lay down and let him have what's in the middle.
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I have a feeling you have him dominated, but you are in a spot where you folding isn't going to hurt you much.
Gambling doesn't seem to be rewarded in SnGs like it does in MTTs.
Before you argue, you can money in a SnGs without playing a hand - definitely without doubling up, can't do that in an MTT.
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03-18-2005 #5change my title babo
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Thanks guys ^^ Just checking up
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all that said, I don't think my ego would let me fold it.
The only time I have folded AK at this stage has been multiway all-ins.
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