Apparently the game continued, one of the remaining players collected a combination stronger than a pair of pocket aces, and this inspired you to post your action for discussion. However, I think your strategy is unprofitable. After you there are only three and they, just like you, are concerned about the approaching money. Only the player on the button poses a serious threat, but there is no point in risking a third of the stack with a questionable hand. In this situation, going all-in has positive equity.Considering the context is not impressive, but I did it just to be able to say that I actually did it 😅
I was 288/472, playing for 466 tickets, so it was an easy decision.
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I have folded Kings before, in some sat where it wasn't worthy the risk, close to the tickets, but never aces.
What's the toughest fold that you remember?
Considering the context is not impressive, but I did it just to be able to say that I actually did it 😅
I was 288/472, playing for 466 tickets, so it was an easy decision.
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I have folded Kings before, in some sat where it wasn't worthy the risk, close to the tickets, but never aces.
What's the toughest fold that you remember?
It's the Holden Manager 2. Is old but it still works.At your screenshot I see you have some tools for statistics, can you please tell Wich one is it? Or Wich one would yo recommend me?