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If you had no read on player on button who called your all in (or other players for that matter) then going all in was very risky in early position & it proved evident because you did get called. You haven't answered my question on wether you had a good read on any of those players i'm asking because i think this was crucial in making a decision for all your chips OOP.
Also You can't assume all players will call reason why you have to test the waters with a raise. All players don't play the same way, some may call due to pot odds and some may be tight and opt to lay down mediocre hand after a big raise. I could be wrong but it seems evident you had no real read on the player on the button who called your all in with a disgusting hand, he obviously was a very loose player making that sort of call with 4's in the hole and you may have failed to spot this.
I was chatting with a few of my friends about this hand, these doods have some serious bankrolls playing poker on line and live and they pretty much said you butchered the hand. They also said AQ isn't as strong as you may think let alone a hand you go all in with especially on SB.
Patience was the key and making the right decision at the right time is poker in essence. I don't really know why you really felt the need to push just to pick up like $1750 pot (including your 300 had you just called). The reward wasn't all that great to begin with!!
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Also You can't assume all players will call reason why you have to test the waters with a raise. All players don't play the same way, some may call due to pot odds and some may be tight and opt to lay down mediocre hand after a big raise. I could be wrong but it seems evident you had no real read on the player on the button who called your all in with a disgusting hand, he obviously was a very loose player making that sort of call with 4's in the hole and you may have failed to spot this.
I was chatting with a few of my friends about this hand, these doods have some serious bankrolls playing poker on line and live and they pretty much said you butchered the hand. They also said AQ isn't as strong as you may think let alone a hand you go all in with especially on SB.
Patience was the key and making the right decision at the right time is poker in essence. I don't really know why you really felt the need to push just to pick up like $1750 pot (including your 300 had you just called). The reward wasn't all that great to begin with!!
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u cant fucking limp there. what if it comes q high on the flop. then u have no idea if 4 other guys flopped 2 pair. i see no prob going all in there either. the point im making is if you decide to put your whole stach in u as well make a raise then do it on the flop. u dont have to hit the flop the bet will get a lot of hands to fold there.
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