Not very significant but I never have posted in strategy before. I wanted to know what everyone thought of possibly just calling preflop after the reraise.



Hand #8319116-19 at SnG-MT401a-1 (No Limit tournament Hold'em)
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Started at 11/Sep/05 19:19:15

Lefty_Jones is at seat 0 with 1725.
wizoz34 is at seat 1 with 400.
GoFishMN is at seat 2 with 1415.
fatmat07 is at seat 3 with 2215.
THAT-GIRL is at seat 4 with 1570.
WantAllUrChip is at seat 5 with 1675.
The button is at seat 0.

wizoz34 posts the small blind of 15.
GoFishMN posts the big blind of 30.

Lefty_Jones: -- --
wizoz34: -- --
GoFishMN: -- --
fatmat07: -- --
THAT-GIRL: -- --
WantAllUrChip: Kh Ah

Pre-flop:

fatmat07 folds. THAT-GIRL calls. WantAllUrChip
raises to 120. Lefty_Jones folds. wizoz34 goes
all-in for 400. GoFishMN calls. THAT-GIRL folds.
WantAllUrChip goes all-in for 1675. GoFishMN goes
all-in for 1415. WantAllUrChip is returned 260
(uncalled).




Edit : like this Akis?

in future strat posts, take out all the results. you bias people's opinions.

that means that you delete everything in the hand history after you pushed. your opponents' hands, the flop, the turn and the river are all entirely irrelevant.

and FYI, reraising all-in with AKs preflop >>>>>>>>>>> flat-calling, and it's not close.

AK needs to see all five cards, and it really thrives when it does. if you just see the flop, you are way too vulnerable to get pushed off of the best hand or to miss and be forced to fold when you don't get the pot odds to continue.

aseem

OK I edited it, thanks for the advice.