300/600NL
I can't believe the pots in the new Heads Up 300/600 NL Games on Full Tilt Poker. In case anyone was wondering the two players involved in the hand that I posted yesterday were John D'Agostino and Brad Booth. What kind of bankroll must they have to be playing 300/600NL and how do they figure it is +EV?
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Titan Million Promo
Wow - It is going to be incredibly difficult to final table three MTTs in a row on Titan. I made one final table and played a 236 player tourney a couple of nights later. I was running pretty good and wound up busting out in 13th after I got short and pushed from late position with A8s and was calling by 22 (for 2/3rds of his stack). Yeah - 3 FTs in a row should be a cake walk. :)
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How would you play it?
$162 MTT on Party
Entries - 465 players
# spots paid - 60 players
Players remaining - 72
Chip Count -14,500 chips
Blinds - 600/1200 w/50 ante.
Table had 7 players.
I was in Seat 7.
Maniac in Seat 6 - He was literally going all in every hand. He won a big pot by going all in with 89s preflop and catching two eights against KK. He went all in preflop the next hand with A5o and took down AK. He had gone all in 6 hands in a row.
Folds to maniac in Seat 6. He goes all in. I have AJs. My question is - do you call all-in here with three players (button and two blinds) left to act behind you? What is your range for calling here - knowing that the maniac has any two? What hands move into your calling range if you are on the button, SB, BB and no one else (other than the maniac) is in the hand?
Hand results
I called with AJs.
Button (with 17k) also called.
SB folds, BB folds.
Maniac - Q6
Me - AJs
Button - QQ
Final Board - 36468
Manic Wins
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tuf one. doubling up on the maniac is a very tempting call. i would be more worried about the players left to act. that guy was a luckbox. i'm sure he didn't final table that tournament unless he made a deal with the devil. i probably wait until the bubble bursts. KK and QQ no good against that clown.
smokkee
11:24 AM
Or look for a better spot, you do have time/fold equity vs. other players still.
No sense getting into a probable 60/40 situation since he's not just pushing with Ax. But, knowing you're ahead and not taking advantage of it is definitely the hardest thing to do vs. a known maniac
Unknown
1:15 PM
with others behind, I am being a chicken and folding until the money.
BTW, I did watch D'ags lose another 139K last night. Ouch!!!!
WillWonka
1:19 PM