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 Originally Posted by ABCofPKR
don't U think that when a player goes all in in that scenary he probably has AA, KK, QQ, AK, AQs, JJ or (and I dont think its possible) TT...
so, doenst it makes the call -EV?
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equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 48.3583 % 46.83% 01.53% { QQ }
Hand 2: 51.6417 % 50.12% 01.53% { JJ+, AQs+, AKo }
When he pushes there is 13x BB or 260 chips in the pot (30 from the blinds, 70 from opp and 160 from you), so you need to call 1340 to see a pot of 1690 or 1.26 to 1, and 1.07 to 1 against to win - seems like a good bet to me. Actually you need to take ICM into account $EV but at this stage it won't be that far off chip EV.
 Originally Posted by ABCofPKR
at the second one he porbably cold has worst hands; but I don't think so!!
As drmcboy said, at a $11 SNG you'll see all sorts of terrible hands pushing over your raise, I am almost never folding QQ preflop. You'll see smaller pocket pairs, Ax, KQ, sometimes two random cards doing this. The only hands you're fearing are AA and KK and at a $11 you see enough rubbish pushing over to make calling here very worthwhile.
 Originally Posted by ABCofPKR
And if my hand was AK... shold I make the call either?
This is more interesting. In the first one I would probably have just flat called the 3.5x BB raise from MP with AK and seen a flop with position over opp. For the second unless I had a read that the pusher was a donkey, I would fold - although they could have something AT-AQ or KQ, the risk of them having a pocket pair leaving us a 45/55 underdog is too great IMO.
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