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droozy
Rock Star
Silver Level
It really depends on circumstances and playing format. The more BB you have, you should be less willing to go all-in, both pre-flop and post-flop (of course, another story is if you have nuts on the flop like top set and you know your opponent is calling station). But if you just sat down at poker table, and some player goes all-in for 200+ BB, I would really ponder if my queens are good enough, included KK. That does not matter so much in cash game rather than early stage of tournament. I have experienced spots in cash game, when TAG pushed all-in and I have QQ. I had folded and he showed me AA, so it also depends on the identity/playing style of the opponents. Also, once I had pocket KK in early stage of bigger tournament with 100+ BB and Big blind showed on me (he has me covered). I took long thinking and called - he had AA (sad story for me :angel. Good poker player needs to learn how to filtrate and evaluate these situations regarding opponent´s style, stack size etc.
The answer is not usually clear.
The answer is not usually clear.
Hello. I am curious to see what you do when this happens to you, both pre-flop and flop. Anxious to see your answer. Thank you.
Dan'O.