PokErPlayErSEv
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I'm just giving my opinion, thank you very much.
TriggaLos I've been playing poker more than you...so stop talking all big Son.
TPC
Legend
Silver Level
My dad can beat your dad up!!! Really, you went there??? LOL, well you may have played poker longer than I have, but by your above comments, not better than I.
Poof
Made in the USA
Silver Level
B
baghead
Enthusiast
Silver Level
my aunt betty will take them both out andfold fold fold why do you want to risk your chips wait untill the next blind level and steal steal steal the blinds this will carry you in to the money and then start taking peoples out
Worak
Legend
Bronze Level
Kid just one thingy I don't understand - you put him on a shoving range AJo/s + pp and yet you think about calling/ shoving with AJo ? I don't understand that.
So near to the bubble opponents (most of them at least) tighten up anyway if they're not co/button, so I consider shoves from early/mid position to be AQ /AK or pp .
And noone tell me I looked at the results - they don't matter.
So near to the bubble opponents (most of them at least) tighten up anyway if they're not co/button, so I consider shoves from early/mid position to be AQ /AK or pp .
And noone tell me I looked at the results - they don't matter.
Enlighten us: Why do you think so? I don't want to be smart - ass but since you seem to be sure about calling here there must be some reason we're all missing.Originally Posted by PokErPlayErSEv
A J
call 100%
even if you lose, you can't fold that hand in a pre-flop & freeroll situation
kidkvno1
Sarah's Pet
Bronze Level
On any shove, i will only end up calling, with PP, or AK. Being so close to the bubble, i would not want to call. I found that out the hard way
. My reads are getting better. i know that if i was 1st to act, i would of raised with AJ, if he would of shoved i would of folded, knowing the hand range of a player. And at best i would have to use the top of his hand rang to take him out. Pokerstove has helped, on seeing the win % of a hand range.
If i have AJ and see a raise before me i am folding.
I know, thats what i am thinking most of the time.
AJ only seems to be good, if you can see a flop first.
C
channing73ny
Enthusiast
Silver Level
all in
well id be all in on the drop of dime any 2 face cards im all in all day expecially a short stack thats pushing with any face card now if u are a tight player just muck it save your chips when u have something better
well id be all in on the drop of dime any 2 face cards im all in all day expecially a short stack thats pushing with any face card now if u are a tight player just muck it save your chips when u have something better
PurgatoryD
Visionary
Silver Level
If the betting got to me with no raises and I am on the button, I might consider all-in with AJ. But once someone has gone all-in, I'm not going to call with AJ. I'm a firm believer in, "The marginal hand that gets all-in first gets the pot."
If SS is 1/4 your stack size, then you risk going from a 4:1 chip advantage to a 3:2 chip advantage. All for AJ? Thanks, but no thanks! Yes, I tend to be a tight player, but this just seems like throwing up your hands and flipping a coin to me.
-Dave
If SS is 1/4 your stack size, then you risk going from a 4:1 chip advantage to a 3:2 chip advantage. All for AJ? Thanks, but no thanks! Yes, I tend to be a tight player, but this just seems like throwing up your hands and flipping a coin to me.
-Dave