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Originally Posted by voiceofjoe  I took quite a while considering the push - but chickened out and folded.
I knew(felt?) that they where both playing aces, and that I would have 12 definite outs. They eventually ended up both allin before the turn - the initial rasier showed A4 for 2 pair and the other guy showed AQ the turn was a blank and the river was Q of Diamonds - giving the other guy a bigger 2 pair and would have filled my flush draw 
I think if it had been nearer the bubble I would have called - I don't know if thats logical 
But after looking at my percentages afterwards, bearing in mind the players had (roughly) what I thought they had,plus the fact that I couldn't really have asked for a much better flop I should have called then.
(I was a 6/4 shot after the flop)
Ah well next time ........ |
Obviously Joe if you knew what cards they held face up it's a call 100% of the time. The biggest factor for me would have been is my flush draw live and obviously if it isn't you're way behind.