$12/180 sng Final 2 Tables... Right play?

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i think you should elaborate on your posts a little more if you expect good feedback

Ok cool, np. What sort of information should I provide... table conditions and player tendencies?

i don't like calling two all ins with something like AQ. I'd rather have a medium pair.
also yeah reads on players would be nice.

you have 7bb and AQs vs. 2bb shover and 5bb over-shove. You have close to 1/3 of the avg stack. easy call.

edit: oops, you have about avg stack, still call imo tho. You will so often be up against a pp and a dominated hand and you're in the big blind.

You're going for the win and need to get 'em chips

This is a fold imo. When you have two all ins here in front of you when you have not made a bet/call, I think even though you are super short, you cannot call with AQ here. Because by folding this hand, i think its pretty +EV, as top 5 is where the decent money starts in these 180man sit and gos, and all though you are not the CL, you can easily make plays to get your way to HU.

I snap call this if it is just one guy who shoves, but the fact its two, really makes your hand feel like it is behind pre flop. You can watch one guy get knocked out, and then make some plays when you have better spots.

Edit: Oh wait, you said final TWO tables. Well that is lame. Probably still fold this because as said, you are gonna be behind alot of times. Rather be getting it in first and make someone else make the marginal call.

i definitely call here
they both have shove-ranges you are at least 60% against, with you being bb and there being ante there's nothing else you can do. 33 guy is prolly shoving any ace and many kings - he will often be reduced to 3 outs here.

lmao @ thinking of folding here

???????? Easiest call of all time

i call here 100%

5.5 bb, u only got like 6.5 bb (no info needed)


























ez call

double backflip fistpump

then call

ez call bad luck

snapped off like petey's neck

On December 19 2009 08:07 Chewits wrote: This is a fold imo. When you have two all ins here in front of you when you have not made a bet/call, I think even though you are super short, you cannot call with AQ here. Because by folding this hand, i think its pretty +EV, as top 5 is where the decent money starts in these 180man sit and gos, and all though you are not the CL, you can easily make plays to get your way to HU. I snap call this if it is just one guy who shoves, but the fact its two, really makes your hand feel like it is behind pre flop. You can watch one guy get knocked out, and then make some plays when you have better spots. Edit: Oh wait, you said final TWO tables. Well that is lame. Probably still fold this because as said, you are gonna be behind alot of times. Rather be getting it in first and make someone else make the marginal call.

This is incorrect. The first guy could be shoving pretty much anything at all and the second guy would be instashipping a hand like KT behind and probably a lot less. If you ever come up with a reason to fold here it's not because you feel like you're behind.
It's a turbo, you can't really easily make plays to get your way to HU. You pretty much rely on fold equity from your shoves to get you chips without showdown as your largest edge, and when you get called you're not that often ahead. Since there are so many showdowns there is a lot of luck involved. When the all-in stacks are this large compared to the blinds you want to get it in with a hand like AQ. Your equity is huge when you count the blinds and antes and you'll have a large enough stack to bully better if you win. It'd be the same if the table were full and you weren't in the BB.