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Family All-in preflop hands
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[QUOTE="twoG1cup, post: 5317467, member: 401455"] You know what I'm talking about. Mid-late game, short stack goes all in, one caller, 3rd guy has a fairly decent hand, you're sitting there with a stack size roughly the average stack size with semi-premium or premium hand like AQ, AK, AJ s or o. Do you call? The way I look at it, family all in pots I'm going to assume consist of players whose hands all block each other: AJ, AQ, KQ, KJ, QJ o/s, maybe throw in a lower AX suited in there. But also keep in mind, if you don't call, you're going to end up the underdog in the next few hands since 1-2 players could potentially be eliminated and one player will be left with a stack size enough to push you around. I'm only ever confident calling with a AA or any other pocket pairs. I've called with QQ and JJ but in a lot of cases the AX suited hands manage to catch the A and have you beat. Thoughts on family all-in pots? Do you find yourselves in these situations often? [/QUOTE]
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