Hand Matchup Poker Quiz – What Would You Do With AdAs In This Spot?What Would You Do and Why? |
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Card Player documents some of the most talked-about hands in the poker world with Poker Hand Matchups. Getting the analysis of a hand is great, but we’d like to see what you, the reader, would do if you got the chance to sit down with the pros.
Each week, we’ll bring you a scenario straight from real life events in some of the biggest tournaments on the circuit. Card Player readers can use their CPsocial accounts to voice their opinions in the comments section below. You can also log in using your Facebook or Twitter page.
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THE SCENARIO
Blinds: 60,000-120,000
Your Hand: A
A
Stack Sizes: You (2.8 million) Villain A (6.1 million) Villain B (2.9 million)
The Action: Five-handed at the final table, you raise to 280,000 from under the gun with A A, Villian A (a well-known, observant pro) calls in the cutoff seat, and Villain B (a lesser-known foreign player who gained notoriety online) calls on the button. On a flop of K 8
5, you lead out for 725,000 and both Villains call. The turn is the 9. What do you do?
YOUR OPTIONS
Option A: Check, with the intent of folding to action
Option B: Check, with the intent of getting the rest of your chips in
Option C: Open-push all in
Comment below as to what you would do and why.
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