Marshmalo1994
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I think you played it right.
His 16bb 3-bet all In makes me think that he has a 3-6% range. So your call was at the limit. It's almost a 50-50 I think. He could have had a lower pair o even an AJs.
And if he was a loose player, maybe he thought you were just stealing, and he could've raised with any Ax combination.
His 16bb 3-bet all In makes me think that he has a 3-6% range. So your call was at the limit. It's almost a 50-50 I think. He could have had a lower pair o even an AJs.
And if he was a loose player, maybe he thought you were just stealing, and he could've raised with any Ax combination.
dreamer13
Legend
Loyaler
You played everything correctly, in poker everything is decided by one card, which kills all the intrigue for success, it was fate to lose, poker is unpredictable in all positions, you will not find justice here.Since poker is a game in which there is always a place for moments that you have no control over, the inner fighter for justice in each of you begins to rebel. This is a completely natural behavior for any person.
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fundiver199
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Loyaler
As others have said, the size of your open raise was way to big, when SB only had 16BB to start the hand. Calling a rejam for 16BB with AQ is standard, and you just ran into the top of his range. In fact you also have to call with hands way worse than AQ, so its not like, this decision is close at all.
