Should I have not been in this hand?

**Barbourman** · 08-15-2005

I am Seeebarb

***** Hand History for Game 2541186838 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $10 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:14870655 Level:1 Blinds(10/15) - Monday, August 15, 19:38:03 EDT 2005
Table Table 11885 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 2: Killtakular ( $1065 )
Seat 8: MUDHere ( $740 )
Seat 9: BruceWANE ( $790 )
Seat 10: TopDogg47 ( $1185 )
Seat 6: Alive92 ( $1405 )
Seat 1: weju0403 ( $725 )
Seat 7: vudus ( $830 )
Seat 4: chewyman12 ( $555 )
Seat 3: Seeebarb ( $705 )
Trny:14870655 Level:1
Blinds(10/15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Seeebarb [ As Qs ]
MUDHere calls [15].
BruceWANE folds.
TopDogg47 raises [30].
weju0403 folds.
Killtakular folds.
Seeebarb calls [30].
chewyman12 raises [400].
Alive92 folds.
vudus folds.
MUDHere folds.
TopDogg47 folds.
Seeebarb calls [370].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5d, Kc, Th ]
Seeebarb checks.
chewyman12 is all-In [155]
Seeebarb calls [155].
** Dealing Turn ** [ Ad ]
** Dealing River ** [ Jh ]
Seeebarb shows [ As, Qs ] a straight, ten to ace.
chewyman12 shows [ Jd, Ac ] two pairs, aces and jacks.
Seeebarb wins 1180 chips from the main pot with a straight, ten to ace.
chewyman12 finished in ninth place.
chewyman12 has left the table.

Should I have folded PF?

**PokerDroid** · 08-15-2005

Dunno about that. I probably would have played it....

**Antneye** · 08-15-2005

I may or may not lay this down depending on a lot of factors.....how I stand in the tourney, what my M is, do i feel I am better than the other players.....but no one can fault you for calling.............

Look at it this way.......when the chips got pushed into the middle you were ahead..............and stayed ahead...how can i second guess that?

**NoManner** · 08-15-2005

I would have just pushed preflop. Dunno why you wanted to wait with the last 155 :-p

You've only got 700 and this is a great hand to return to even with.

**PJ of TheGame** · 08-15-2005

I would have put a significant raise in (100 or so) instead of calling... and if that guy had still re-raised, I would have pushed.

**slp** · 08-15-2005

Originally Posted by PJ of TheGame

I would have put a significant raise in (100 or so) instead of calling... and if that guy had still re-raised, I would have pushed.

you would call a reraise of a reraise with AQ

**Barbourman** · 08-15-2005

He went all-in the last hand, also. I figured he was ready to leave. Was close...he caught 2 pair.

**Diggler** · 08-15-2005

Must of had a good read on him, he's either really weak in raising with AJ consistantly - 10 X BB...lol, or my fear, a high PP.

Either way it's tough to laydown, and you obviously made the right call, but I have laid down that hand to a big raise PF similar to that in the past.

I also agree with NoManner, you are committed either way...I would have pushed PF.

Great take btw!

**Fireball** · 08-16-2005

I definitely FOLD unless you are sure you are playing against weak opponents.

Why :

1- First level of blind, 10-15 you still have 705 or 705- original bet but still enough (started with 800).
2-You only have AQ, it's good but...A good player would have done that with a high PP so you should not have your Q alive or AK, Maybe AQ but very unlikely...
3- You don't want to re-raise but you want to call an all-in? Be the Bettor not the Callor, not the fish as you should have been in a better table.

Lucky to win this one... also, re-raise all-in pre-flop.

**Cpt. Bloodclot** · 08-16-2005

I would call, he can't be that tight a player if his lost half his chips in less than 10 hands...

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