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Rising Star
I was in a tourney and one of the shorter stacks, got dealt J Q suited and someone had gone all in pre flop, there was still quite a few people left so I decided to fold but still questioning my decision.
at the time my thought was, there was still lots of poker to be played and although a good hand I should take my chances else where. Afterwards I was kind of kicking myself thinking being a "shorter" stack and blinds rising along with an ante I should have bit the bullet and took my chances. Of course never got to see the hand play out to know for sure.
My main question is, would this normally be a snap call for most people and take the chance on hitting one of the odds you would have? or reasonable to fold this?
at the time my thought was, there was still lots of poker to be played and although a good hand I should take my chances else where. Afterwards I was kind of kicking myself thinking being a "shorter" stack and blinds rising along with an ante I should have bit the bullet and took my chances. Of course never got to see the hand play out to know for sure.
My main question is, would this normally be a snap call for most people and take the chance on hitting one of the odds you would have? or reasonable to fold this?