Aces pre flop questions
This has been driving me crazy all day, series of questions coming up:
1: You've won a seat at the WSOP main event. You fly to vegas, sit down in the BB and start unpacking your things. UTG goes all in for 54536345 BB's, UTG+1 CALLS o.O, and the next guy calls. When it gets around to you there are no less than 5 ppl in the pot and you have Aces, what's your play?
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2: You're playing a loose 1/1 cashgame at a friends house. People have had some drinks and again you're in the BB, the action before you is once again crazy, 4 people get in huge bets before you and since they forget that you're still to act they proudly table their hands:
AA,KK, KK and AA
with which hand(s) do you NOT call all in for all your chips assuming even stacks?
76s
QJo
48o
107s
QQ
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The moral of the second question is that as long as you have equity > 20% you always want to get it in in a 5 way pot. But what if we link it to the 1st question. It goes something like this:
You're playing the WSOP, first hand mr R.andomdonk shoves it in from nothing, mr C.razylagtard calls, mr Phil Ivey calls, ms S.tarstruck notices phil ivey is in the pot and calls and you're in the BB with aces
Is there ever a time like this when you're equity with AA will not be good enough to make a call preflop? We can safely assume that Phil ivey has the two remaining aces here
Edit: figured this out myself once I finished writing lol, still it took some thought to get it right for me ^^'
1: You've won a seat at the WSOP main event. You fly to vegas, sit down in the BB and start unpacking your things. UTG goes all in for 54536345 BB's, UTG+1 CALLS o.O, and the next guy calls. When it gets around to you there are no less than 5 ppl in the pot and you have Aces, what's your play?
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2: You're playing a loose 1/1 cashgame at a friends house. People have had some drinks and again you're in the BB, the action before you is once again crazy, 4 people get in huge bets before you and since they forget that you're still to act they proudly table their hands:
AA,KK, KK and AA
with which hand(s) do you NOT call all in for all your chips assuming even stacks?
76s
QJo
48o
107s
...
...
The moral of the second question is that as long as you have equity > 20% you always want to get it in in a 5 way pot. But what if we link it to the 1st question. It goes something like this:
You're playing the WSOP, first hand mr R.andomdonk shoves it in from nothing, mr C.razylagtard calls, mr Phil Ivey calls, ms S.tarstruck notices phil ivey is in the pot and calls and you're in the BB with aces
Is there ever a time like this when you're equity with AA will not be good enough to make a call preflop? We can safely assume that Phil ivey has the two remaining aces here
Edit: figured this out myself once I finished writing lol, still it took some thought to get it right for me ^^'
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