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Player | Action | Cards | Amount | Pot | Balance |
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HAMMER001 | Small blind | 300.00 | 300.00 | 32994.17 | |
JRH2424 | Big blind | 600.00 | 900.00 | 26958.19 | |
Your hole cards |
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utang | Fold | ||||
Danyo0 | Raise | 1800.00 | 2700.00 | 43944.64 | |
XXKIPXX | Fold | ||||
pete1 | Fold | ||||
HAMMER001 | All-in | 32994.17 | 35694.17 | 0.00 | |
JRH2424 | Fold | ||||
Danyo0 | Call | 31494.17 | 67188.34 | 12450.47 | |
HAMMER001 | Show |
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Danyo0 | Show |
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HAMMER001 | Win | Pair of 8s | 67188.34 | 67188.34 |
Comments
You got it in as a 70% plus fav-there's not many better spots than that. Got to play for the win, not to ladder up...
Apart from the fact you lost the pot, why are you questioning the call?
We have to risk chips to gain chips. In certain spots we can fold the AQ but I would say they are fairly rare. If we can win chips uncontested extremely easily then we can avoid higher variance spots like this (or if we are doing bad against our opponents range) but if our opponent is shoving often like you said then against their range we are in a good spot and need to make the right action against their range and their actual hand and the result (whilst painful if we lose) is actually irrelevant to whether our decision to call was a good one or not.
We should call 10s+ AKo and AKs here if we deem the opponent to have an 11% shoving range.
This takes into the size of the bounty to an extent but if the bounty is really big then its more likely to be a call. If its a min bounty its probably a fold if the 11% range is accurate. If he is shoving say 15% of hands its a call also.
It is useful to note something about future game. Losing the all in would mean that you don't cover many stacks for bounties and it may be more profitable to wait for spots which are less marginal where you are big stack bulling and putting opponents all in rather than calling big all ins for most your stack.
Given all this, Id probably still call AQs and fold AJs 99 here.
I would be interested to hear people thoughts on this!
I think the lesson from this hand is that in poker, often making the correct long-term decision does not work out in the short-term.
The thing is, we can play a hand perfectly & still lose. That does not mean we played it incorrectly.
From my experience, when we see huge jams like this from someone that does it fairly often, we see Ax a lot. I would think we can reduce the likelihood of AA-QQ too as we'd expect them to do a normal 3bet at least some of the time.
I would also guess a player like this has a larger than average bounty...they don't seem to be shy putting their chips in.
You have also assumed that they are 3b jamming the exact bottom of their range in this hand, which might be true...but it might not. If you start adding in some smaller Ax then it will be much more of a call.
given all of the above, no way I'm folding AQ once I have seen the 3bet jam a few times.
ICM is interesting here (although I may have overweighted its importance in this instance) and so me personally even with all things considered would still fold AJ probs.