PokerStars Game #1563824338: Tournament #7224855, Hold'em No Limit - Level IV
(50/100) - 2005/04/22 - 00:27:57 (ET)
Table '7224855 1' Seat #8 is the button
Seat 2: coldtech (3390 in chips)
Seat 3: Dangerous111 (4760 in chips)
Seat 5: RiverDice (1045 in chips)
Seat 6: shadypac84 (1000 in chips)
Seat 8: Grivo (3305 in chips)
coldtech: posts small blind 50
Dangerous111: posts big blind 100
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to shadypac84 [Kh Kc]
coldtech said, "nh"
Grivo said, "ty"
RiverDice: calls 100
shadypac84: raises 900 to 1000 and is all-in
Grivo: folds
coldtech: folds
Dangerous111: folds
RiverDice: calls 900
*** FLOP *** [3c 2d 3s]
shadypac84 said, "classic"
*** TURN *** [3c 2d 3s] [Qd]
*** RIVER *** [3c 2d 3s Qd] [Ad]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
RiverDice: shows [Ac Qs] (two pair, Aces and Queens)
shadypac84: shows [Kh Kc] (two pair, Kings and Threes)
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 2150 | Rake 0
Board [3c 2d 3s Qd Ad]



Ok now obviously heres my options...and i know this has been dicussed before.

I can go all-in like i did and put everyone at a decision...and with my short stack i can get called by the bigger stacks with anything probably they are loose players so id probably be a good favorite. Other case is everyone folds and i take blinds which i really didnt want now that i think about it i kinda decided id probably be in anywayz. Would it have been smarter to raise lets say 300 and try to get some callers and move in on the flop? Because there is a better chance of an Ace not coming on the flop then one showing up...in which case im in anywayz cause im gonna probably end up commiting myself but i still have a better chance...in reality the BB would have probably put me in anywayz in this siuation so im just trying to get some comments on how others would play in the given situation that im short stacked and players are loose.

u should be happy to get called their being a short stack, it was just a "bad beat"

Good play. You might have raised a little, but he woulda pushed you in anyways, So I don't think who did the betting PF, any raise was going to be all-in eventually.

Welcome this call, the only hand you are afraid of is AA, and meh, he only had half of it. You had 10 bb's, the blinds were 2 hands away, eating another 1.5, there was 2.5 in the pot already, pushing wasa good idea. The bubbles close, but not close enough to slide in with only 10 bb's. You need chips for the home stretch.

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that is probably what i would do here, you are likely to get a call if someone has 2 high cards etc,

the only time i would do it different is if i thought the only way to get money in the pot was to make a small raise and push the flop. i prob prefer to go all in before the flop.

Very standard. Wtf are you gonna do raise to 400 with 600 behind it?

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I like this move, but in SnG's, I let myself get down to 7 BB's when the stacks get this big to play all in or fold PF. I'm not averse to a 10BB rule, but in SnG's the stacks can get very small all around the table.

Looking at the stacks, raising to 250-300 is gonna induce an all in from just about any Ace so I like it that you made the move yourself. Not really a bad beat. The only had that you have to fear is AA, but the only hands he has to fear are AA, KK, QQ, and AK. I wouldn't call here with AQ, but a lot of people will and you want that.

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