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Ive been meaning to post this up for a while now - it is the hand that knocked me out of the Loose Cannon Club freefroll..... 200 entrants, about 4 tables of 9 or 10 people left. Blinds 800/1600 plus 100 antes. I had about 15,000 chips and was 3rd biggest stack on my table with Michael Greco biggest. I am in middle position. I am dealt Jh 10h 4 limpers, including me Flop comes out Kh, Qc, 4h Greco goes all-in, the others fold, leaving me to make a decision. Calling would put me all in too. I am putting him on 2 pair or a single pair of k's/q's. I decide to call, figuring that I have lots of straight and flush opportunities and a win would see me double up, made chip leader at my particular table and probably push me into the top 10 overall. Anyway, none of my cards hit and Greco showed AKo and won with a pair of K's. Was I right to call here? I think i'd do the same again but I havent been playing long and would appreciate an opinion or 2. Thank you guys :ok

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Re: Was i right to call his all-in? Easy call, I think. I make it that including the antes there must have been over 7000 in the pot before the flop? So you're getting odds of around 3-to-2, and you're not going to be much of an underdog unless he has specifically Ah Qh (in fact, with the cards he had, you're a slight favourite).

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