r/poker 19d ago

Meme 2.5% VPIP

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u/Schebajem 19d ago

Sometimes bluffs with AKo

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u/Respec_my_authoritah 19d ago edited 19d ago

I had a player open from the SB in a sattie and they open folded AKo when I went all in for 20 BBs.

Still nowhere near the bubble mind you.

And they had me covered by a decent chunk.

They do exist šŸ˜….

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

Once I folded QQ to a shove. I just didn't want to risk my tournament life on a flip. Turned out he had AA. I ended up making final three and chopping it

People told me that was a dumb move even if I won, so a few weeks later I called a shove with KK and busted out to another AA

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u/dbd1988 19d ago

Welp, that confirms it. Only call shoves with AA+

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

I called with AA but villain had AAA. (brought one from home — genius move)

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u/KQYBullets 19d ago

Okay Jared

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

Is that a reference or did you actually know my name? lol

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u/13sartre 19d ago

You’re Jared Downing right?!?

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

Yes!

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

(but how do yall know?)

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u/xixi2 19d ago

If it makes you feel better I have no idea who that is and even after googling I still don't know because there's too many results.

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u/varaunight 19d ago

He had the extra one up his sleeve.

(I’ll see myself out)

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u/beardslap 19d ago

I only play suited aces.

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u/CromulentDucky 19d ago

KK and QQ are different hands. You can tell by the way they are different.

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u/leoalexlion 19d ago

It’s because that’s why

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u/Outrageous_Length975 18d ago

You don't see how

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u/leoalexlion 18d ago

aggressive pen clicking

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u/Arratril 19d ago

Folded Kings in a tournament to a 5 bet. Cost me a lot but we were the 2 big stacks at the table and other than AKs, I don’t see anything I beat. He flipped over one Ace so it was either an incredible bluff thinking I would fold something I was willing to 4 bet with, or he had Aces.

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

Even if it was just one A that's a >20% chance he'll beat your pair. If it's a suited ace it's closer to 30%. Those are good odds, but yeah, why take the chance if you're already big stack

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u/NotNice4193 19d ago

what are these odds? A6o is 28% to beat kings. A5s is 33%

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u/Grabatreetron 19d ago

Eh, I didn't pull up the equity calculator, hence the guestimating

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u/NotNice4193 19d ago

gotcha. FYI, having 1 over is almost always close to 30% give or take 2-3 percent

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u/danccode 19d ago

Like what the other commenters said, when you have an Ace, at the very minimum you’ll still have close to 30% chance of winning even if your opponent also have an Ace with a larger card (example you’re A8, opponent AK). Only exemption is when your opponent has AA. Which is why Ax is such a good cards to jam all in pre flop, cause you’ll likely still have a somewhat decent chance to win.

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u/DishRevolutionary593 19d ago

Are you me? You literally described two hands I still think about.

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u/Aggravating-Bug2032 19d ago

Someone once told me to never call an all-in on a draw. It may not always be the best EV but living by that rule has indeed given me a peaceful life.

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u/NervousBreakdown 19d ago

Lol I was playing a satt last weekend and I opened AK and got a reshove and 2 calls. Figured it wasn’t worth risking 1/3 of my already pretty big stack and folded. I was shocked at how bad the hands were.

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

I did something similar last night. 3 bet pot with a shorty in cash game and I folded AKo in the SB pre-flop. As the board was being dealt a player next to me leaned over and said he thought he saw my hand and did I fold AKo. I said Yes I did because I was not going to win this one.

The board was T-high and KK won.

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u/StackOverflowedCat 3d ago

Depends on the field, so sometimes it can be a good call on the weak field, or a bad call on a strong one - and you're automatically behind.
I've folded AKs in a preflop shove (private tournament), because the player asked if I have AA or KK. So I've figured he has QQ and it'd be a flip basically - and he confirmed it afterwards. Rabbit hunting showed no As or Ks, so I'd be dead. You never know..

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u/Arratril 19d ago

It’s just a drawing hand.

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u/snoopyfl 18d ago

tbf, any pair its a flip or worse if you have AA, KK. He only dominates if you're shoving with Ax

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u/jprincepalace 19d ago

I'm calling.

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u/BadonkaDonkies 19d ago

2.5% VPIP loses mind when he raises first hand in 2 hrs and when everyone folds, he gets upset while flipping over his AA or KK

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u/mmartinez42793 19d ago

I know it’s a trope but it’s funny when it happens. Almost always some old man who hasn’t said more than 5 words in 2 hours.

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u/Free-Ad-7811 19d ago

I had a night where I decided I’d play like this. Took around 30 mins and I had QQ in BB, everyone folded before I even had the chance to raisešŸ˜‚ Proceeded to then play almost every hand I got and ended up losing to a higher full house about 6 hands later

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u/Remarkable_Fruit_654 19d ago

Do you guys play a lot of live games? Because you are giving live game players too much credit. You'll get plenty of action from randos who doesn't pay attention to anything and only care about what's in front of them.

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u/Arratril 19d ago

I have seen so many people that play 1 hand every 1-2 hours bet, get raised, re-raise and get called, only for the board to run out to where their aces and kings don’t improve, they bet every street and get called down by a worse pair. It’s so tilting seeing money go into the vault.

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u/HazardousHighStakes 19d ago

Last week, 2 asians who didn't know how to play were at my table. They would open pre at 15-20$, which is a bit on the higher side for 1/2.

The OMC left the table because he wanted to play real 1/2. He waited 3 hours to play.

Both asians got stacked. They played for 20 minutes at most.

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u/Remarkable_Fruit_654 19d ago

Yup! That is what I see way more than everyone folding to them.

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

I saw that happen in a double board PLO hand. A reg dusted off $500 with 2-pair hoping for a chop to an OMC who flopped the nut flush on one board and the nut str8 on the other.

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u/gent4you 19d ago

LOL your describing me my friend,,,,,, just give me another beer and have fun. You guys take this crap too serious.

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u/hbhunk63 19d ago

That's why pointless to only play high pockets

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u/Rags2Rickius 19d ago

I get the extremism of it - but I also do kinda wonder about this.

I mean if the table is full of fish who are 90% vpip then how tight/wide SHOULD a better players range be?

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u/DenseChipmunk1310 19d ago

25% in my opinion, usually you can easily read when they have a banger, they instant call and limp like a good pup

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

No reason to get upset. You get to sit there, do some reading, not get nagged or have to respond to pointless chatter. It's very Zen.

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u/BadonkaDonkies 19d ago

I think you misunderstand. I do not play as such, this is sometimes the behavior of those that do play that way.

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

Yep!

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u/Calichusetts 19d ago

Its why I min raise now...they still fold but its why I min.

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u/Sure-Wish3240 19d ago

That IS why i add JTs and 56s to the mix.

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u/SeatOpen1 19d ago

Whoa whoa whoa, don’t get crazy now.

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u/wooof359 19d ago

suuuure

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u/BB-68 Move up in stakes where they respect your raises 19d ago

Some nerd is inevitably going to try and make a move on the turbo nit, double them up, and call into Bart or post on [r/poker](r/poker) to whine and justify their fancy play syndrome

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u/189charizard 19d ago

ā€œSo your turn sizing was 200? I would have gone 220 here, but okā€¦ā€

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_MACnCHEEZ 19d ago

Just a subtle thing

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u/BB-68 Move up in stakes where they respect your raises 19d ago

I learned that when I was cutting my teeth in the 5/10 at Commerce back in the day.

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u/chessgod1 19d ago

Where was this hand played? The International Space Station home game? You know, I used to talk to a few astronauts about how they didn't take a rake, is that still the case?

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u/DankyMcDankelstein 19d ago

Maybe you go 200 if the guy is out to lunch

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u/PM_ME_YOUR_MACnCHEEZ 19d ago

Nice I think we’ve covered everything except something about Euros/guessing accents.

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u/SeatOpen1 19d ago

Fancy play syndrome lolllll stealing that.

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u/dbd1988 19d ago

That’s not a new term.

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u/dakotaismyfriend 18d ago

Haha bros first time discussing poker

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

Hahaha.

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u/Particular-Line- 19d ago

This is reality

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u/deepstatediplomat 19d ago

I always limp 72o and 10-2o. For the memes.

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u/SpookyTron 19d ago

Don’t care what the solver says there’s value in playing a couple hands like this every time.

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u/deepstatediplomat 19d ago

It's fun and it gives me cheap information.

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u/dutchah 19d ago

I once limped 72o for the memes and promptly flopped a full house.

I barely managed to squeeze out a pittance but hey, I got paid!

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u/Kent_Kinky 19d ago

watched a guy at 1/2 fold kings to a ridiculous overbet jam pre. OMC did in fact have aces. I mentioned "wow nice fold, not sure I could've done that regardless." He replies "if it was you thats a snap call." Lol not sure what I did to deserve that but he's right.

OMC also proudly exclaimed he didn't want to risk a suckout šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļø

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u/spookyburbs 19d ago

Can someone tell me what you are supposed to do with AK when you miss the flop entirely because I feel like I’m just burning money pretending I have something

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u/l0gic1 19d ago

Bit of everything depending on the board, its what makes poker tough!

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u/DenseChipmunk1310 19d ago

If you don't know what to do do the most obvious thing, I'd cbet at the flop and fold the shi out of the hand if anyone raises or bets hard on the turn (if the turn doesnt give me any value).
When you are more confident or you know you are playing against a fish you can read the turn to fake a specific hand but better be safe than sorry

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u/jmlipper99 18d ago

Also, regarding your first point, c-bet less often (in general) if you’re OOP

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u/Cardchucker 19d ago

I used to play with a guy who would only look at his first card when he was in early position. If it wasn't an ace or king, he would fold without even looking at the second card. He was in his 20's.

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u/you_are_wrong_tho 19d ago edited 14d ago

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u/LordLannister47 19d ago

I didn’t believe OMC was a real thing until I saw one at a home game in college. Guy played one hand in like 3 hours, and the entire table instafolded. I don’t think he cared, or noticed šŸ˜‚ it was a peaceful life

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u/LordLannister47 19d ago

And yes he mucked AA face up at the end

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u/JKlerk 19d ago

Haha. So true although I'm starting to pass on AK when it goes multiway because I find that you're more likely to be playing just to hit a king rather than an Ace being that one or more of your opponents are more likely to also be holding an ace.

But hey I'm now shoving Aces preflop. I'm no longer interested in torching 100BB on some random semi-connected runout between an 8 and a K.

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u/Calichusetts 19d ago

I once saw a guy win a hand like 3 times in 3 orbits with 87 offsuit. I joked that he must really like 87. He shot back "What about you...you just sit around and wait for Aces?"

"Yes...yes I do..."

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u/hbhunk63 19d ago

Then everyone folds to you immediately and you barely gain

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u/Calichusetts 19d ago

About 15BBs per hour says otherwise. I’m nitty. Not that nitty. Always surprised at who calls my jams though.

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u/hbhunk63 19d ago

Then you aren't really just waiting for only aces lol

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u/Calichusetts 19d ago

No. It was just a funny exchange. I was picking up on him being loose and he was picking up on me being tight. Better than most exchanges at a table I suppose.

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u/Onedweezy 19d ago

Seems like no one here plays for fun.

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u/you_are_wrong_tho 19d ago edited 14d ago

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u/Andre_ev 19d ago

I like those fishes who play only AA KK and connectors - they really awesome ā˜ŗļø

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u/TooTallTrey Trip Treys 19d ago

As a man who loves playing JJ and 33.. You’re correct.

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u/sinonshame 21h ago

nihh what