I can't remember the last "good" experience I had calling someone else's all-in bet when all I held was TPTK.

Unless I've seen this guy do this way too frequently, I'm folding. If he's bluffing, fine, he'll do it again, hit my "too frequently" threshhold, and I'll hopefully have a hand I have more confidence in than TPTK.

Since I was on one of the tables you were last night and saw firsthand the god awful play of most of the players there I would have to say call. I fully expect you have another top pair hand dominated or he is pushing with his flush draw; which seems a very popular move lately.

Arx

I am tempted to call just because of your 10xBB raise. I have seen this often on the $50NL tables as something people do with hands like 99-QQ. If I saw this and had called with an high AX hand (which I might have with AKs but nothing else) then I might think I am good to your potential underpair. If I think I am good then I am going to lead hard into you to see where you are at. Maybe not all-in but with the pot being so big I guess it is a little pre-emptive.

Rich

I'm calling every time here. There were a bunch of limpers, and you made a very large raise. To many bad players, this looks like a steal raise to get all the dead money. It is also sometimes perceived as a "pair raise", an effort to get a mid pair heads up with a lot of dead money in the flop.

Bottom line, I think your A is good more than 80 percent of the time.


Edit: I just saw that Ricardoon posted the exact same thing. You must play on the 50 NL tables too, what is your screen name?

Ricardooon is the name at all the important ones. I am mainly at UB now due to the mountain of bonus dollars I am trying to shift. Check my journal though to see where I am most days. Its Party for the next two days.

Rich