?!? dunno what to do

well, you can always SNAP CALL

On December 08 2009 09:33 player999 wrote: well, you can always SNAP CALL

You have 10 bbs, you could just open shove preflop. But why would you fold this flop when you hit a pair?

johnpbg SNAP CALLS

Opponent has 10 BB. He calls your raise with a tiny stack like that OOP, then proceeds to allin on the flop.

He's either:
a, terrible (~93.17% chance according to my calculations)
b, is playing STOP-N-GO (which is not shoving pre with a hand that should shove pre, but calling and pushing any flop)

In both cases, you have TPGK SNAP FUCKING CALL.

On a second note, you have ~11 BB, a bit less. Shove this hand pre and save yourself from the headache should you not hit the flop (if it was for example Ks instead of As on the flop, you'd be even more lost and have no idea what to do when you get shoved on).

Edit: well I guess I'm just repeating everyone here. But DO NOT FOLD THIS.

so far, thanks so much for the support, im backing to play now and still getting surprised with some moves, i tought he made a three of a kind idk, like to all-in looking like a bluff, i was almost in ITM so i decided to fold, i wasnt sure what to do... again, thanks

lol i always fold when i dont flop a boat

On December 08 2009 09:52 johnpbg wrote: so far, thanks so much for the support, im backing to play now and still getting surprised with some moves, i tought he made a three of a kind idk, like to all-in looking like a bluff, i was almost in ITM so i decided to fold, i wasnt sure what to do... again, thanks

Don't worry so much about "monsters under the bed". You need to be good like... 30% here or something on the flop, and it's a small buyin tournament vs an unknown opponent. + If he DID flop a big hand, he would probably check it so that he gets a bet from you, he wouldn't want to bet and scare you away.

I think you are good here more like... I don't know, 70% of the time? Maybe even more.

more like 99.5% of the time