AAA66 vs 6666 cool distribution

soliddecor · Mar 20, 2018

Again, an interesting situation. I have AA. I bet 3b. flop AJ6 - the opponent goes all in. It would seem my set of aces is settling its business. But it was not there. Turn 6 River 3 for an opponent on the pre-flop was 66 total full house ace 6 lost to penalty 6

the situation is tricky. My friend says that he would not have played all in in my place with aces - I believe that I did everything right, because I really had the most advantageous combination to the turn.

Your opinion, dear members of the forum on this?

Vitalik28 · Mar 20, 2018

I think you did everything right, I would have played too

Gohaku94 · Mar 20, 2018

Everything You did was corect, it's always the best move to go all in with top set

soliddecor · Mar 20, 2018

Gohaku94 said:
Everything You did was corect, it's always the best move to go all in with top set

thank you my friend - I felt better from your words

soliddecor · Mar 20, 2018

Vitalik28 said:
I think you did everything right, I would have played too

probably next time it's worth making a fold with the fact that there was not much left for the prizes - you could sacrifice such a strong hand. it was yesterday's tournament $ 1000 cake joke - participated not many players compared to 1500 where some players. + late registration 30 min. prizes up to 117 seats - 117 from 2 bucks first mud to 200 bucks was

strange tournament I had never met before.

Vitalik28 · Mar 20, 2018

I had such a situation, half a year ago I played in spin-max, I played 1 $ each successfully, I bet $ 3, maximal winnings for 6 people, 21500 $ for 1 place and 6 place 1000 $. I play 3 people left, one goes all-inn I have T K equals him K-10, on the river 10 dropped .. that's it)

soliddecor · Mar 21, 2018

Vitalik28 said:
I had such a situation, half a year ago I played in spin-max, I played 1 $ each successfully, I bet $ 3, maximal winnings for 6 people, 21500 $ for 1 place and 6 place 1000 $. I play 3 people left, one goes all-inn I have T K equals him K-10, on the river 10 dropped .. that's it)

hard. such cases are not just me. yesterday in general the devil beguiled with some kind of fright went to all in with a couple of ladies. the opponent with a pair of fours - I was at first delighted but did not last long the moment of success. on the flop he dropped 4 and that set 4 moved my unfortunate couple of ladies. and I'm not sorry-for my part it was stupid.

carli · Mar 21, 2018

I do not know who would fold in that situation.You played well.

Stacker · Mar 21, 2018

Not sure what else you can do. I think you played it correctly. The math will work out in the long run for you

soliddecor · Mar 22, 2018

carli said:
I do not know who would fold in that situation.You played well.

thank you my friend. I read the forum and noticed that there are situations that are more complex to the primer when players in the four and each have something that is, namely, one younger street of the other senior street of the third flush of the fourth set is also a very difficult situation

soliddecor · Mar 23, 2018

Stacker said:
Not sure what else you can do. I think you played it correctly. The math will work out in the long run for you

thank you my friend. How long have you been in poker?

zwbb · Mar 23, 2018

I think you played correctly in this situation.

Insulting loss, but it's a game.

I lost today with the KKKK against AAAA))

But it's probably less offensive))

soliddecor · Mar 26, 2018

zwbb said:
I think you played correctly in this situation.

Insulting loss, but it's a game.

I lost today with the KKKK against AAAA))

But it's probably less offensive))

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rsimms · Mar 27, 2018

You made the right play, and anybody who said that they would fold in the given situation is a fool. Calling an all-in with top set on a board like that (although you did not specify suits) is what you would do every time, you just got the worst bad beat that could happen when your opponent hit his 1 outer. There is really no way you could get away from it. Even if he went all-in on the turn after the 2nd 6 hit making your full house, the only way you could fold is if you saw his cards!

Nikka18 · Mar 27, 2018

It is always the best move
So what you did was correct.

Igor An · Mar 28, 2018

Yesterday I lost with KK, K1010 flop, your opponent 1010, a total of 10101010

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