No I'm not assuming you're bad by any means, I'm just saying that you can't just assume the guy likely doesn't have an ace, so that means you can call with an ace. That the point of the ranges and equity vs. A7s I posted, to show that even if he has a ton of other stuff in his range besides aces, A7s still doesn't do good. You can't just call with A7s because he has JTo and 54s in his range, since what matters most is that his range of aces dominates the ace you hold in your hand. Even if he's raising EVERY ace, A7s is still behind his range of aces. So on average you're going to lose money every time an ace flops, assuming that neither of you has a massive skill edge 30BB deep. This is just reverse implied odds, if more hands he has dominate you, you're going to be leaking money.
playing this hand preflop is what comp couldn't understand i could profitable player with.....i understand the dynamics of the tournement well but am missing simple basics such as the gap concept.....until now...
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actually darb its called sklansky's gap concept
That too!
playing this hand preflop is what comp couldn't understand i could profitable player with.....i understand the dynamics of the tournement well but am missing simple basics such as the gap concept.....until now...