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Im not about to say AA beaten again but why would anyone call my all in with k6c? first hand of tournament.. and ive got AA.. now would you call with k6 and believe me i gave the twat a mouthfull ?
did i play it wrong all in preflop? worst of all i hit trips on flop rubbing salt into the wound


** Dealing cards to DarkSeedRulz: Ac, Ah
SanChesss folded
helvegedel folded
nuudlisupp folded
ANACONDA28 folded
vearkentje folded
itokeit folded
DarkSeedRulz went all-in - 1000.00
BigMommy folded
pspr42846592 folded
brady1 went all-in - 960.00
brady1 shows: 6c, Kc

** Dealing the flop: 2h, 9c, As

** Dealing the turn: 7c

** Dealing the river: 8c
brady1 wins 2020.00 from the main pot
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darkseed wrote: Im not about to say AA beaten again but why would anyone call my all in with k6c? first hand of tournament.. and ive got AA.. now would you call with k6 and believe me i gave the twat a mouthfull ?
did i play it wrong all in preflop? worst of all i hit trips on flop rubbing salt into the wound


** Dealing cards to DarkSeedRulz: Ac, Ah
SanChesss folded
helvegedel folded
nuudlisupp folded
ANACONDA28 folded
vearkentje folded
itokeit folded
DarkSeedRulz went all-in - 1000.00
BigMommy folded
pspr42846592 folded
brady1 went all-in - 960.00
brady1 shows: 6c, Kc

** Dealing the flop: 2h, 9c, As

** Dealing the turn: 7c

** Dealing the river: 8c
brady1 wins 2020.00 from the main pot
This hand was definitelly on a freeroll.
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darkseed wrote: Im not about to say AA beaten again but why would anyone call my all in with k6c? first hand of tournament.. and ive got AA.. now would you call with k6 and believe me i gave the twat a mouthfull ?
did i play it wrong all in preflop? worst of all i hit trips on flop rubbing salt into the wound


** Dealing cards to DarkSeedRulz: Ac, Ah
SanChesss folded
helvegedel folded
nuudlisupp folded
ANACONDA28 folded
vearkentje folded
itokeit folded
DarkSeedRulz went all-in - 1000.00
BigMommy folded
pspr42846592 folded
brady1 went all-in - 960.00
brady1 shows: 6c, Kc

** Dealing the flop: 2h, 9c, As

** Dealing the turn: 7c

** Dealing the river: 8c
brady1 wins 2020.00 from the main pot

did i play it wrong all in preflop? worst of all i hit trips on flop rubbing salt into the wound


** Dealing cards to DarkSeedRulz: Ac, Ah
SanChesss folded
helvegedel folded
nuudlisupp folded
ANACONDA28 folded
vearkentje folded
itokeit folded
DarkSeedRulz went all-in - 1000.00
BigMommy folded
pspr42846592 folded
brady1 went all-in - 960.00
brady1 shows: 6c, Kc

** Dealing the flop: 2h, 9c, As

** Dealing the turn: 7c

** Dealing the river: 8c
brady1 wins 2020.00 from the main pot
[FONT=Verdana]1st hand of a tournament -- blinds presumably something like 5/10, 10/20 or 15/30 -- and you've gone all-in? Yes, you played it wrong. . .
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SycoSteve wrote:
did i play it wrong all in preflop? worst of all i hit trips on flop rubbing salt into the wound


** Dealing cards to DarkSeedRulz: Ac, Ah
SanChesss folded
helvegedel folded
nuudlisupp folded
ANACONDA28 folded
vearkentje folded
itokeit folded
DarkSeedRulz went all-in - 1000.00
BigMommy folded
pspr42846592 folded
brady1 went all-in - 960.00
brady1 shows: 6c, Kc

** Dealing the flop: 2h, 9c, As

** Dealing the turn: 7c

** Dealing the river: 8c
brady1 wins 2020.00 from the main pot
[FONT=Verdana]1st hand of a tournament -- blinds presumably something like 5/10, 10/20 or 15/30 -- and you've gone all-in? Yes, you played it wrong. . .
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First hand of tournament....come on....you must know by now that people will call anything....yup...bad play. and worse language..
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keithdn68 wrote: First hand of tournament....come on....you must know by now that people will call anything....yup...bad play. and worse language..
It would have been a lot smarter to open with a 5 BB raise and the push 3x pot after the flop. You gave up all your leverage in the hand. Post flop he has nothing with the rainbow out there and an ace staring at him. Its fold city to your big raise.
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tallseas wrote: It would have been a lot smarter to open with a 5 BB raise and the push 3x pot after the flop. You gave up all your leverage in the hand. Post flop he has nothing with the rainbow out there and an ace staring at him. Its fold city to your big raise.
It would have been a lot smarter to open with a 5 BB raise and the push 3x pot after the flop. You gave up all your leverage in the hand. Post flop he has nothing with the rainbow out there and an ace staring at him. Its fold city to your big raise.

Tallseas I wouldn't be so sure that he would fold.This hand was on a freeroll tourney so that guy with K 6 c could do the all-in very easy. :p
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NinjaSkija wrote: It would have been a lot smarter to open with a 5 BB raise and the push 3x pot after the flop. You gave up all your leverage in the hand. Post flop he has nothing with the rainbow out there and an ace staring at him. Its fold city to your big raise.

Tallseas I wouldn't be so sure that he would fold.This hand was on a freeroll tourney so that guy with K 6 c could do the all-in very easy. :p
Disregarding whether it's freeroll or buy-in -- we all know the early play in freerolls is generally p-ss poor -- there is no valid reason for putting 100 or more BBs at risk on the first hand for either player. Show me any pro who opens at the first level with a full stack shove. . .

Open-shoving is a horrible play. If you're unlucky and playing with idiots you've got a good chance of ending up on the rail; if you're lucky and playing with decent players, you'll win the blinds. Is somewhere between 15 and 45 chips worth the possibility of losing your whole stack? Don't you want some action to get paid off for your AA and start chipping up on your opponents? Yeah, there's a possibility you lose the hand, depending on the board and what your opponent(s) has/have, but do you want to go broke with AA on the first hand?

That said, I cannot see folding AA to someone who pushed all-in ahead of me, but I'm not pushing my whole stack before there's been any other action. . .

As Tallseas said, make your open raise, 4-bet, 6-bet, etc. if you are being re-reaised and if it gets to the point that you end up all-in, at least you know you're probably in with the best hand and your fate is up to the RNG or dealer. . .
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SycoSteve wrote: Disregarding whether it's freeroll or buy-in -- we all know the early play in freerolls is generally p-ss poor -- there is no valid reason for putting 100 or more BBs at risk on the first hand for either player. Show me any pro who opens at the first level with a full stack shove. . .

Open-shoving is a horrible play. If you're unlucky and playing with idiots you've got a good chance of ending up on the rail; if you're lucky and playing with decent players, you'll win the blinds. Is somewhere between 15 and 45 chips worth the possibility of losing your whole stack? Don't you want some action to get paid off for your AA and start chipping up on your opponents? Yeah, there's a possibility you lose the hand, depending on the board and what your opponent(s) has/have, but do you want to go broke with AA on the first hand?

That said, I cannot see folding AA to someone who pushed all-in ahead of me, but I'm not pushing my whole stack before there's been any other action. . .

As Tallseas said, make your open raise, 4-bet, 6-bet, etc. if you are being re-reaised and if it gets to the point that you end up all-in, at least you know you're probably in with the best hand and your fate is up to the RNG or dealer. . .
Disregarding whether it's freeroll or buy-in -- we all know the early play in freerolls is generally p-ss poor -- there is no valid reason for putting 100 or more BBs at risk on the first hand for either player. Show me any pro who opens at the first level with a full stack shove. . .

Open-shoving is a horrible play. If you're unlucky and playing with idiots you've got a good chance of ending up on the rail; if you're lucky and playing with decent players, you'll win the blinds. Is somewhere between 15 and 45 chips worth the possibility of losing your whole stack? Don't you want some action to get paid off for your AA and start chipping up on your opponents? Yeah, there's a possibility you lose the hand, depending on the board and what your opponent(s) has/have, but do you want to go broke with AA on the first hand?

That said, I cannot see folding AA to someone who pushed all-in ahead of me, but I'm not pushing my whole stack before there's been any other action. . .

As Tallseas said, make your open raise, 4-bet, 6-bet, etc. if you are being re-reaised and if it gets to the point that you end up all-in, at least you know you're probably in with the best hand and your fate is up to the RNG or dealer. . .

Like you said . don't deserves to risk all your stack for max.45 chips.
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NinjaSkija wrote: Disregarding whether it's freeroll or buy-in -- we all know the early play in freerolls is generally p-ss poor -- there is no valid reason for putting 100 or more BBs at risk on the first hand for either player. Show me any pro who opens at the first level with a full stack shove. . .

Open-shoving is a horrible play. If you're unlucky and playing with idiots you've got a good chance of ending up on the rail; if you're lucky and playing with decent players, you'll win the blinds. Is somewhere between 15 and 45 chips worth the possibility of losing your whole stack? Don't you want some action to get paid off for your AA and start chipping up on your opponents? Yeah, there's a possibility you lose the hand, depending on the board and what your opponent(s) has/have, but do you want to go broke with AA on the first hand?

That said, I cannot see folding AA to someone who pushed all-in ahead of me, but I'm not pushing my whole stack before there's been any other action. . .

As Tallseas said, make your open raise, 4-bet, 6-bet, etc. if you are being re-reaised and if it gets to the point that you end up all-in, at least you know you're probably in with the best hand and your fate is up to the RNG or dealer. . .

Like you said . don't deserves to risk all your stack for max.45 chips.
Well as I have said in the past all in equals all out. Game over. I have folded AA in the past when the table dictates it. Like evryone is in and reraising like crazy after the flop with many draws strts and strt flushes etc. But seldom will I ever go all in in the early stages of the game. I my self like to go as far in mtt's as I can Freeroll or not. The only time I might consider it is if I am restricted to time, But even then you could get a better finish by even blinding out. Freerollbird
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