RVTR7777
Visionary
Silver Level
Hello friend AKo only loses to AA.
I don't think it's such a bad move, I've seen worse.
Betting everything before the flop is risky
poker and risky play only comes to a close or end who takes the most risks.:tomato::icon_thum
I don't think it's such a bad move, I've seen worse.
Betting everything before the flop is risky
poker and risky play only comes to a close or end who takes the most risks.:tomato::icon_thum
Nr98
Visionary
Silver Level
As always the answer is: it depends.
We need more info to answer the question. For now let's focus on three different things to keep it simple:
1. What is our position?
2. What position is Villain (the opponent)?
3. What are our stack sizes?
Every time we play a pot we want to take this into consideration. For all in spots in general: The later position Villain is, the wider we can call an all in. The shorter the stacks, the wider we can call an all in too.
We need more info to answer the question. For now let's focus on three different things to keep it simple:
1. What is our position?
2. What position is Villain (the opponent)?
3. What are our stack sizes?
Every time we play a pot we want to take this into consideration. For all in spots in general: The later position Villain is, the wider we can call an all in. The shorter the stacks, the wider we can call an all in too.
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trickyldp
Rising Star
Bronze Level
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trickyldp
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trickyldp
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Nr98
Visionary
Silver Level
Being excited about something never hurts haha. This just helps yourself to better analyse the spot and make the right decision
In general though, for a single table sit and go (starting stack 75bb on pokerstars usually): Stacking off with AK for 75bb is rarely a huuuge mistake in a vacuum. So no worries there.
carmenzu
Legend
Loyaler
Preflop hand matchup
Tens versus Ace King suited
TT win 53.86 % AKs win 45.73 %
Top poker starting hand statistics
Rank -- Top % --Group Specific hand matchups
1 -- 0.45 -- AA AhAs AhAd AhAc AsAd AsAc AdAc
2 -- 0.90 -- KK KhKs KhKd KhKc KsKd KsKc KdKc
3 -- 1.35 -- QQ QhQs QhQd QhQc QsQd QsQc QdQc
4 -- 1.80 -- JJ JhJs JhJd JhJc JsJd JsJc JdJc
5 -- 2.26 -- TT ThTs ThTd ThTc TsTd TsTc TdTc
6 -- 2.56 -- AKs AhKh AsKs AdKd AcKc
7 -- 3.01 -- 99 9h9s 9h9d 9h9c 9s9d 9s9c 9d9c
8 -- 3.31 -- AQs AhQh AsQs AdQd AcQc
9 -- 4.22 -- AKo AhKs AhKd AhKc AsKh AsKd AsKc AdKh AdKs AdKc AcKh AcKs AcKd
10 -- 4.52 -- AJs AhJh AsJs AdJd AcJc
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Tens versus Ace King suited
TT win 53.86 % AKs win 45.73 %
Top poker starting hand statistics
Rank -- Top % --Group Specific hand matchups
1 -- 0.45 -- AA AhAs AhAd AhAc AsAd AsAc AdAc
2 -- 0.90 -- KK KhKs KhKd KhKc KsKd KsKc KdKc
3 -- 1.35 -- QQ QhQs QhQd QhQc QsQd QsQc QdQc
4 -- 1.80 -- JJ JhJs JhJd JhJc JsJd JsJc JdJc
5 -- 2.26 -- TT ThTs ThTd ThTc TsTd TsTc TdTc
6 -- 2.56 -- AKs AhKh AsKs AdKd AcKc
7 -- 3.01 -- 99 9h9s 9h9d 9h9c 9s9d 9s9c 9d9c
8 -- 3.31 -- AQs AhQh AsQs AdQd AcQc
9 -- 4.22 -- AKo AhKs AhKd AhKc AsKh AsKd AsKc AdKh AdKs AdKc AcKh AcKs AcKd
10 -- 4.52 -- AJs AhJh AsJs AdJd AcJc
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nyeesssss
Enthusiast
Silver Level
how do you know that he has ak? i dont understand what are you asking , but it prettty much comes down to for how many bb are you playing and do you have any reads on the guy. generally stacking of with tt preflop in firsthand of sit and go is not good.
thehangdude
Visionary
Platinum Level
I don't think I would call an all-in with 10s, unless I know the villain. You are basically a coin flip to any two face cards, and way behind any over pair.
I know some players that will pounce at the beginning of certain tournaments hoping to double up. If they lose, they just rebuy and try again. They feel they need the early chip lead so they can attempt to dominate the table.
Best advice is to set a strategy pre-tourney and stick with it.
I know some players that will pounce at the beginning of certain tournaments hoping to double up. If they lose, they just rebuy and try again. They feel they need the early chip lead so they can attempt to dominate the table.
Best advice is to set a strategy pre-tourney and stick with it.