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Message: [QUOTE="Jesus Lederer, post: 360534, member: 3283"] Actually he didn´t called. He went all in with an over pair and straight draw. Just one question: how did you know that he didn´t had the straight? I assume it was the first hand of the tournament, so unless you played with him before you had no read on anyone. Anyway if we assume he had one pair, we can count 15 outs. So if you called thinking you had 15 outs, in that case your call is justifyied. With 15 outs against one pair and straight draw you are slightly favourite (0.8% ahead), so if you think in EV, your call should be good in any case (just to know your pot odds were 2.5:1). But if we think about all the situation, you´re risking all your chips on the first hand of the tournament on a draw. So in relation to your original question "Would you call here?" my answer is no. First of all i don´t know if i like too much the preflop raise UTG+1 with AQs in the first hand of the tournament, but it doesn´t matter. I like the bet on the flop to see were you were standing and to semi-bluff, but that all in reraise would make me fold there. I don´t have any information about my opponent, so it´s very difficult to put him on a certain hand. After the all in raise the best hand i could expect from my opponent is just one pair. In that case i´m 55% favourite. But if he reraised all in in the first hand i can also expect 2 pair (34% chances of winning), set (26% chances of winning) or straight (37% chances of winning). It´s very unsafe to make a call there. Just my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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