What are your thoughts in this situation?

[DiegoRamos]

We're on the bubble, you only have 8BB in the big blind with AKo, fold action.

Smal Blind, a CS player, with 10BB up min-raise.

You go all in pre and he calls with QJo.

QJ2 rainbow flop.

What kind of thoughts go through your head?

 

[istbno]

There is only one thought - 10 pls!!!

 

[Andyreas]

I sigh at big slick probably letting me down again. 🤣

But all that matters is that we got it in with a +EV move.

 

[kunkgreen]

It's even in a reasonable range to attack your blind, however if we focus on the fact that it's close to the bubble it no longer becomes so attractive a call even though it's probably an EV+ play

One point is: The most bizarre spots (mainly in CC frerolls) are in the SBxBB game.
Villain probably knows that in this spot he can push any two cards and we would get honest folds to many stronger hands.

We can also say that it wasn't because you lost that it was a bad call, but they are certainly moves that keep hammering our heads, because after all, the villain only wins 1/3 of the time in this confrontation spot.

 

[mcbeaker]

Actually quite simple and understandable thoughts: Small Blind basically does everything wrong he can do wrong and smashes the flop. Big blind never goes all in with a weaker Jack or Queen here, which is why small blind gets a flip with his call at best. Against AQ, AJ, KQ, KJ he is dominated, not to mention AA, KK, QQ, JJ. With his 10 big blinds, the small blind is also at risk of going out before the bubble bursts. His minraise is a clear mistake, he has to push of course.

 

[bredinha]

Even dominated the opponent has a 30% chance, if he hit congratulations to him, in some situations AK folds to guarantee ITM.

 

[GrEbZ2021]

Nothing new), similar bet bits I have for the day of the landing

 

[horscht22]

I hope to catch a miracle and starting shouting out two kings, a Ten and when nothing comes and i bust than i noticed that i should fold even such hands on the bubble to take the mincash as well

 

[fundiver199]

As others have said already, my main thought would be "please put out a T to give me a straight". On a more serious note with less than 10BB effective, SB is supposed to open jam any non-junk hand, and QJ is certainly not junk. AK then has to call, so even if SB made the "correct" play, this situation would still happen. And for the player with AK its more important to focus on, why he got so short, that he was at risk, when this situation happened. Maybe he just got unlucky, but its also possible, that he was playing to tight leading up to this hand and missing out on profitable spots, because he was overly focused on not busting. And then this is the problem rather than losing with AK to QJ in the final hand.

 

[nerobs9]

There is only one thought - 10 pls!!!

Which have already been distributed to other players 😀

 

[spunka]

Ups I made a mistake again …….. when player before me only had 2BB left

 

[KUN_AGUERO_KROOS]

 

[Station_Master]

We're on the bubble, you only have 8BB in the big blind with AKo, fold action.

Smal Blind, a CS player, with 10BB up min-raise.

You go all in pre and he calls with QJo.

QJ2 rainbow flop.

What kind of thoughts go through your head?

My thoughts are what's going on on my other tables and then I will later see if I am still in the tournament! This helps avoid getting tilted by the runout

 

[CDNMAN 42]

We're on the bubble, you only have 8BB in the big blind with AKo, fold action.

Smal Blind, a CS player, with 10BB up min-raise.

You go all in pre and he calls with QJo.

QJ2 rainbow flop.

What kind of thoughts go through your head?

Well naturally your thought is for the Ten, however if this is on pokerstars then fully expect that the worse starting hand always wins

 

[Igor Popadyk]

and again the dispersion staggers

 

[tagece]

This happens a lot in freerolls and micro stakes. People call shoves with crazy hands all the time. But I wouldn't 3bet shove here in the bubble. I would prefer just call and wait the flop. Fish players tend to call in these spots. You will be ahead most of times, but odds are odds...

 

[christovam]

We're on the bubble, you only have 8BB in the big blind with AKo, fold action.

Smal Blind, a CS player, with 10BB up min-raise.

You go all in pre and he calls with QJo.

QJ2 rainbow flop.

What kind of thoughts go through your head?

It makes me feel desperate, because not hitting the flop indicates that the opponent's range is better.

 

[MK_]

My first thought is "I'm in the ten business...". my second thought is what movie am I gonna go watch now😎

 

[Branimir84]

Correct play. Unlucky board. Would be disappointed, but I always make that play.

 

[Luvepoker]

If you’re at the stone bubble or 2 away I could see just flating here looking for an ace or king in the flop and playing fit and fold to make the money. If not at this point I would jam every time. The real money is at the top and I want to play for that. Getting into the money is good but having 5 bb at that point it not conducive to make a deeper run for a win.

 

[makisaa]

The game continues his "treatment" to you and finally you are out! Never mind continue your course also!

 

[lyki67]

I have bad experiences with AKo if I have nothing on flop. I learn and I newer go all-in on bubble with AK.

 

[DiegoRamos]

There is only one thought - 10 pls!!!

We just prayed lol

 

[DiegoRamos]

É mesmo ao alcance razoável atacar seus cegos, no entanto, se focarmos no fato de que está próximo do blob, ele não se torna mais um elo tão atraente, mesmo que seja provavelmente um pedaço de EV +

Um ponto é: os pontos mais bizarros (, especialmente nos frerolls do CC ), estão no jogo SBxBB.
O vilão provavelmente sabe que, neste lugar, ele pode empurrar duas cartas e teríamos dobras honestas para muitas mãos mais fortes.

Também podemos dizer que não foi porque você perdeu que foi uma decisão ruim, mas certamente são movimentos que continuam martelando nossas cabeças, porque afinal, o vilão recebe apenas 1/3 do tempo neste local de confronto.

How is it not attractive? If you have the FT then do you give up AA on an all in triple pre flop?

 

[DiegoRamos]

Actually quite simple and understandable thoughts: Small Blind basically does everything wrong he can do wrong and smashes the flop. Big blind never goes all in with a weaker Jack or Queen here, which is why small blind gets a flip with his call at best. Against AQ, AJ, KQ, KJ he is dominated, not to mention AA, KK, QQ, JJ. With his 10 big blinds, the small blind is also at risk of going out before the bubble bursts. His minraise is a clear mistake, he has to push of course.

SB is a CS player.