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Any ideas why I was called in this spot??

JimRiddle7JimRiddle7 Member Posts: 142
edited November 2013 in Brags, Beats and Variance
I just decided to try a higher level SNG at £5.50 because I do ok in the lower ones.

So blinds are upto 50/100 and the small blind flat calls.

I shove with my AK,  why did he call?  Anyone?

PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalancexSmall blind 50.0050.005195.00JimRiddle7Big blind 100.00150.001810.00 Your hole cardsKA   yFold    yFold    bFold    xCall 50.00200.005145.00JimRiddle7All-in 1810.002010.000.00xCall 1810.003820.003335.00xShowJ7   JimRiddle7ShowKA   Flop  K76   Turn  J   River  9   xWinTwo Pairs, Jacks and 7s3820.00 

Comments

  • courtswanscourtswans Member Posts: 62
    edited November 2013
    he was either drun or new what cards were coming uo because he worked froer sky! I joke im dunk now! I gues he felt lucky he did have a fair chnance I guess
  • courtswanscourtswans Member Posts: 62
    edited November 2013
    you do get the chsancers now and agaun?
  • jdsallstarjdsallstar Member Posts: 1,675
    edited November 2013
    Who knows why he called!

    From your participation on the other thread I can only assume because you think he knew something because of a dodgy rng! Can I ask then if you sharkscope the player has he made loads of money?

    Truth is nobody knows why someone calls whether it be drunk, misclick, chasing, tilting etc etc but he did and got lucky. On jac's thread in the main poker chat section someone called his river raise with the absolute worst hand you could have. The guy wasn't beating ANY other hand. Why he called-who knows!
  • FCHDFCHD Member Posts: 3,178
    edited November 2013
    The other player also had three times your chipstack, perhaps he/she thought they could afford a gamble to try to knock you out
  • a00rocka00rock Member Posts: 832
    edited November 2013
    Perhaps s/he thought my oppo has just jammed 18bbs here so what would he do that with? The conclusion probably was at worst he would be up against AK and would have a 35/40% chance of winning here with live cards and even if I lose then I will still have a very playable stack. If I win boom.
  • DAVEYZZDAVEYZZ Member Posts: 1,651
    edited November 2013
    The answer is obvious...."it was suited"
  • hhyftrftdrhhyftrftdr Member Posts: 8,036
    edited November 2013
    We have no idea, PM the villain or something.


  • JimRiddle7JimRiddle7 Member Posts: 142
    edited November 2013
    In Response to Re: Any ideas why I was called in this spot??:
    The answer is obvious...."it was suited"
    Posted by DAVEYZZ
    Yep, that's true, more outs I suppose.
  • JimRiddle7JimRiddle7 Member Posts: 142
    edited November 2013
    In Response to Re: Any ideas why I was called in this spot??:
    u want the call tho your ahead :)
    Posted by IDONKCALLU
    Yep, I suppose in the long run you do want that call, just wasn't good for the short term in that particular game.  Keeps me from playing any more £5.50 games until I recoup the loss.
  • jdsallstarjdsallstar Member Posts: 1,675
    edited November 2013
    In Response to Re: Any ideas why I was called in this spot??:
    In Response to Re: Any ideas why I was called in this spot?? : Yep, I suppose in the long run you do want that call, just wasn't good for the short term in that particular game.  Keeps me from playing any more £5.50 games until I recoup the loss.
    Posted by JimRiddle7
    Sounds like a bankroll management problem there. 

    If it helps:
    I moved up a level when I had 40 buy ins at that level (i.e. £220 for £5.5 DYM'S). If I dropped below 30 buy ins (i.e. £165 for £5.5 DYM'S) I would drop down to the £3 games again until I got up to the £220 again.

    As I said that's a fairly conservative BRM and many choose to be way more aggressive than that but give yourself a decent shot at them when moving up not just one game and then back down would be my advice. 
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