Whats your play?

Your hand is 10, 10.... The first 3 community cards are A, 3, A... one player goes all in and the rest fold. What's your play?
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if you have 3 big blinds call if you have 300 big blinds and villain got you covered fold

This is very situational and will depend on many factors like hud stats, positioning, blinds, stage of tournament. You will have to provide more detail for a solid answer

Nikka18 said:

Your hand is 10, 10.... The first 3 community cards are A, 3, A... one player goes all in and the rest fold. What's your play?
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This description you give in the book! In real life, you spent with your opponents at the poker tables time and had to understand their style of play! That on one hand we can say? There will be thousands of answers! But if you were to describe the players at the table, the answer would be complete! If there are secret players or aggressive? How often do opponents bluff? Only by knowing these additional parameters can be given advice.

call if villain very short

Easy, FOLD! too risky to pay with AA on the Flop. :call2:

With what hands I play

Поэтому я иногда получаю руку «АА». Я положил все, и кто-то называет мою ставку, но с картами K2, и он просто приходит с полным домом. Это оскорбительно ..

I need much more information in order to make a educated contribution to your question. What is your position relative to villain? What are relative stack sizes? Tournament or cash? Online of live? Do you have any information on villain's tendencies? What happened preflop?

When it counts, it requires much courage to bluff off one's chips. Clearly, it's less likely that villain has an A rather than other holdings. But......

Bet, if a move comes in, in the step of 4 cards and if the play beats, 3 bets his play, if he pays, it's more to say that you have the card on the river or that the river will play in the same way to try to draw the maximum benefit of your hand and our aggressiveness, then, if you are in the river, unless you do not get a T you should ****

Bet, if a move comes in, in the step of 4 cards and if the play beats, 3 bets his play, if he pays, it's more to say that you have the card on the river or that the river will play in the same way to try to draw the maximum benefit of your hand and our aggressiveness, then, if you are in the river, unless you do not get to T you should foll

What do we know about villian? Have they gone all in with strong range before? Excluding that I would just take a some-what easy fold and find a more optimal spot.

Nikka18 said:

Your hand is 10, 10.... The first 3 community cards are A, 3, A... one player goes all in and the rest fold. What's your play?
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depends on the preflop play, but if your opponent goes all out of that flop I would suspect that it is a BLUFF, because the most logical move is that your opponent CHECK with that flop and he expects to see your play and take out chips, I think it's a BLUFF

mackmasterss said:

depends on the preflop play, but if your opponent goes all out of that flop I would suspect that it is a BLUFF, because the most logical move is that your opponent CHECK with that flop and he expects to see your play and take out chips, I think it's a BLUFF

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Significant amount of times it is. Though in a tournament you only get 1 (one) stack, so finding optimal spots is key.