AQ All In ?

Igor Popadyk said:

what was the stack on the bb?, you have a good hand, you can play through a raise, you would have to put up for his olyn anyway, just unlucky

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PeteBoy said:

I played a live tournament. (MTT) ,Survival phase, around 30 players left , 7 players will get a price, Blinds 1000/2000 + 2000 bb ante,

I had 95 000 chips and was in the dealer position everebody before me folds. My hand AQo. I raise up to 9000. Small Blind goes All in, he got 32000 chips. I call (22000 chips). From the way he acted i was sure he had no AA and KK. He had AK and i lost the hand. Whats your opinion, would you have called or given up in my situation? I guess my call was wrong.

Greetings
Peteboy

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kunkgreen said:

If the blind was 1000/2000, why such a high open raise?
If u wanted to steal the blinds or if the sb and bb didn't play well enough, they would probably already fold to a min-raise...
(obviously this will depend on how the players in question play, so it's not a rule)
If u had invested something around 4~5k would still have the option to fold more easily.
So, you practically put yourself in a situation where you have already invested 9k, and now you need to call +22k in a pot that already has 46k, that is, with a potodd of 0.32 (68/22)-(32%) and you need an equity greater than these 32 for the call to be positive ev.

So, back to the question....
How wide is your opponent's range?
Wide (50%) or narrow (10%)?

10%

Equity Win Tie
BU 37.49% 28.71% 8.78% { AQo }
SB 62.51% 53.72% 8.78% { 99+, AJs+, AQo+ }


50%

Equity Win Tie
BU 60.93% 58.33% 2.60% { AQo }
SB 39.07% 36.47% 2.60% { 22+, A2s+, K5s+, Q8s+, JTs, A2o+, K8o+, QTo+ }

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kunkgreen said:

If the blind was 1000/2000, why such a high open raise?
If u wanted to steal the blinds or if the sb and bb didn't play well enough, they would probably already fold to a min-raise...
(obviously this will depend on how the players in question play, so it's not a rule)
If u had invested something around 4~5k would still have the option to fold more easily.
So, you practically put yourself in a situation where you have already invested 9k, and now you need to call +22k in a pot that already has 46k, that is, with a potodd of 0.32 (68/22)-(32%) and you need an equity greater than these 32 for the call to be positive ev.

So, back to the question....
How wide is your opponent's range?
Wide (50%) or narrow (10%)?

10%

Equity Win Tie
BU 37.49% 28.71% 8.78% { AQo }
SB 62,51% 53,72% 8,78% { 99+, AJs+, AQo+}


50%

Empate de ganho de capital
BU 60,93% 58,33% 2,60% {AQo}
SB 39,07% 36,47% 2,60% { 22+, A2s+, K5s+, Q8s+, JTs, A2o+, K8o+, QTo+}

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PeteBoy said:

I played a live tournament. (MTT) ,Survival phase, around 30 players left , 7 players will get a price, Blinds 1000/2000 + 2000 bb ante,

I had 95 000 chips and was in the dealer position everebody before me folds. My hand AQo. I raise up to 9000. Small Blind goes All in, he got 32000 chips. I call (22000 chips). From the way he acted i was sure he had no AA and KK. He had AK and i lost the hand. Whats your opinion, would you have called or given up in my situation? I guess my call was wrong.

Greetings
Peteboy

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Gallarado777 said:

I think after you raised he raised again and you had to fold, realizing that his hand was stronger.

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