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$ NL HE MTT: AQ, pay or not pay?
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[QUOTE="Sopt, post: 6759029, member: 1014873"] Even tho equity data suggests that call is good there as poster above me said, I'm more often folding than calling in such situation. You are most likely entering the pot with 2 high cards against at least one of them having a pair (most of the time - in this case both did). So you either hit a card, which could still mean you don't win or you are pretty much out of the tournament. Personally I really dislike getting involved in such situation with hand like AQ - I would have way easier time calling there with AK. Taking into consideration that the MTT was a 100$ freefroll however, I do see myself calling there. You either win those or they are not worth playing (unless you are in just for the fun of playing). You could apply same thinking to bigger tournaments also, but I'd still argue it's a difference if you are playing for 20$ first prize, where you paid nothing to get in, compared to playing for lets say 10k, where you put 30$ in. [/QUOTE]
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