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Vexxed

So we're at the bubble of the $550 I have a decent chip stack, right around average. Get dealt A-A. It's raised and then a guy goes all in so I shove. First guy all in has K-3....runner runner trips. He wins main pot I take the side. Very next hand I have J-J in BB one raise, small blind all in again I shove. Small blind has 4-4 caller has A-J off. Guy with fours flops trips but no biggie main pot is like 3k side pot is about 40k so whats the turn? Yep an an ace....

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POSTED BY:
Axman

Mar 09, 08 10:21 PM

Hiya, Spark. As they say, "It depends." E.g., tourney level, position, chip stacks, pot odds, implied odds, playing style, tilt factor, etc., etc. In general, I think you want to get your chips in when you have the best of it--if raised to you, reraise or push with AA, KK, or QQ. Howsomeever, I have read that with 22-JJ early in a tourney, fold if raised to you in any position. Of course, this may not be typical, and your experience may vary! Better luck next time...chop, chop

POSTED BY:
Brickman

Mar 09, 08 11:11 PM

JJ is a tough hand to play with a raise and re-raise out of position., especially being on the bubble. If you were really short stack maybe it's worth a call, otherwise it's an easy fold.