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#1 Gooner21

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 09:02 AM

15 person tournament and we are down to 8. UTG moves all in for $2300 and I have AA. I move all in over the top for $3200. Then a guy in late position moves in for $2700. Both blinds fold. UTG has Ad Qh and other guy has Jd Ts. Well after 4 running diamonds come I have $500 chips left. I lose the main pot and the side pot and go out a few hands later when my AQ is outdrawn by K9. We were paying 4 spots so my question is is there any chance you ever fold there? All the guys said that's a bad beat and so on. Well no kidding sherlock. Just wanted some advice. I'm sure in my gut it's the right play but now I'm second guessing myself since I lost. I know bad beats happen and I've had them happen on the good side for me too but this one really beat me down. :D
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#2 BetItAll33

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 09:07 AM

AA - 74.1%AQ - 10.2%TJ - 15.6%Nah, I think you should wait and find a better spot to get your chips in.

#3 Gooner21

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 09:15 AM

I know what you mean. Sometimes I question myself just because I think I can get into the money everytime I play with the group I play with. I tend to get sucked out on a lot when I go in before the flop. I didn't realize the odds were quite that good though. Now I feel worse. lol
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#4 holman3rd

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 11:15 AM

Gooner21 said:

15 person tournament and we are down to 8. UTG moves all in for $2300 and I have AA. I move all in over the top for $3200. Then a guy in late position moves in for $2700. Both blinds fold. UTG has Ad Qh and other guy has Jd Ts. Well after 4 running diamonds come I have $500 chips left. I lose the main pot and the side pot and go out a few hands later when my AQ is outdrawn by K9. We were paying 4 spots so my question is is there any chance you ever fold there? All the guys said that's a bad beat and so on. Well no kidding sherlock.  Just wanted some advice. I'm sure in my gut it's the right play but now I'm second guessing myself since I lost. I know bad beats happen and I've had them happen on the good side for me too but this one really beat me down.  :D
Come, you should have folded that since you got beat by running diamonds. Isn't that obvious???Note--for those that don't know, that's me being sarcastic. I've been accused today of giving results-oriented advice. Too funny.Seriously, if there was ever a black-and-white "correct" play here, you made it.

#5 jayistheman

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 12:23 PM

why would you doubt yourself here? you had AA and were forced all in... it sucks to lose the supersatellite example (you can search for it) is the only time u ever fold aces.

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Posted 21 March 2005 - 12:26 PM

jayistheman said:

why would you doubt yourself here?  you had AA and were forced all in... it sucks to lose the supersatellite example (you can search for it) is the only time u ever fold aces.
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