$Freeroll NLHE Deep Stacked: which one play wrong?

[luckytvguy]

$Freeroll NL HE Deep Stacked: which one play wrong?

Handhistory below.
Qusetion1:am I right to all in?
Qusetion2:is my opponent right to call all in?

Hand #1809473F1F002103: Freeroll into Millions Gold Chip Giveaway T4669215
Tournament ID:4669215, Table 83
Seat 1: my opponent (4676.00 in chips)
Seat 2: atlb*** (790.00 in chips)
Seat 6: hero (2655.00 in chips)
Seat 10: Gree*** (5545.00 in chips)
hero: posts small blind 50
PARK***: posts big blind 100
Dealt to hero [ Jh Jc ]
DvaT***: folds
kill***: folds
Gree***: folds
my opponent: calls
atlb***: folds
Lacc***: folds
craz***: folds
nike***: folds
hero: is all in 2605.0000
PARK***: folds
my opponent: calls
my opponent: shows As 6s
hero: shows Jh Jc
@@@ F_L_O_P @@@ [ 2d 5c Ah ]
# # # TURN # # # [ Ad ]
&&& RIVER &&& [ 8d ]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
my opponent wins 5,410 with Three of a Kind, Aces

 

[Juniorsdaddy]

You made a good move going all-in. You had a great hand in a 4-handed game (if I am reading that correctly). Your opponent's call is questionable, but you can throw most logic out the window in a freeroll. He got lucky. It happens.

 

[Debi]

Glad to see you showing some interest in getting help with hands you aren't sure of. Let me give you some tips on how to get good responses here:

• copy and paste the hand as it is - or use a hand convertor,trying to change it up makes it harder to read in my opinion
• were there only 4 players at the table?
• only post part of the hand - leave the results out (will give you an example)
• include any information you have on your opponent (if any) like if they have been tight, aggressive, etc

Example:

Hand #1809473F1F002103: Freeroll into Millions Gold Chip Giveaway T4669215
Tournament ID:4669215, Table 83
Seat 1: my opponent (4676.00 in chips)
Seat 2: atlb*** (790.00 in chips)
Seat 6: hero (2655.00 in chips)
Seat 10: Gree*** (5545.00 in chips)
hero: posts small blind 50
PARK***: posts big blind 100
Dealt to hero [ Jh Jc ]
DvaT***: folds
kill***: folds
Gree***: folds
my opponent: calls
atlb***: folds
Lacc***: folds
craz***: folds
nike***: folds
hero: ???

After getting feedback on your pre-flop play you could then post the rest of the hand for comments.

 

[Kenzie 96]

Not unusual to see folks fall in love with soooooted Ax in freerolls. Given the blinds there really wasn't any need to put your whole stack at risk.

 

[luckytvguy]

Glad to see you showing some interest in getting help with hands you aren't sure of. Let me give you some tips on how to get good responses here:

• copy and paste the hand as it is - or use a hand convertor,trying to change it up makes it harder to read in my opinion
• were there only 4 players at the table?
• only post part of the hand - leave the results out (will give you an example)
• include any information you have on your opponent (if any) like if they have been tight, aggressive, etc

......

Its very kind of you to tell me about that,now I anwser your question and ask some new question below:

• yes,there were only 4 players at the table.Other people were sitting out.
• what kind of convertor do you recommend?where can I find it?
• I will do as you teach me,but due to my poor english.may be I will still make faults in the future.So just kindly tell me what to do any time.

 

[CrossCrucificio]

Hmmm this is an interesting one. Your JJ you push all-in, which I can understand, at times I don't want to see a flop with JJ. I personally wouldn't call with Ace Rag suited risking about 50% of my chip stack. So who is wrong here? Hmmm well you push all-in did you want anyone to call you? You took a risk and if it paid off great !!! There are people out there no matter what they love there Ace and call you on it.