Good play or Bad play?

ok yesterday in freeroll I was getting 1/2 of average.
so I needed a double up.
I got AQs in EP, so I raise big, probably 10% of my stack bc blinds were high.
2 people call, the flop is K75 (7,5.. dont know exactly) but there were 2 of the same suit.
the table was very tight, 2 people called my raise pf, a big pot, and I had a little stack.
I had 2 options,
check: most likely someone would bet bc they wont give me any "space".
Push all-in: someone would need a K to call me.

ok I pushed allin, bc I had a ace and flush draw. I needed that pot and 1 player called me, he had a K.
lucky me, I get a A and a Q on turn-river :)
good play or bad play? I know for sure that I would always do the same in this situation.

You said the table was tight, so it could have been much worse. Someone could have had a set of sevens, fives or even kings. A pair of kings was very likely, and someone had it. Because you had a small stack and a flush draw, it was not a wrong move, but without the draw it's bad play.

@fataman: nah, dont believe they would have a set.

Ok, u dont have any other info, blind sizes, how many BBs u have, etc. But if im figuring right, u say uve got half of the avg stack so im figuring anywhere between 12 n 25. If its 12BBs or less then its a shove PF. If its 20-25, then u can fire a c-bet to see where u stand in the hand n try to rep the K or AA. Anywhere in between i think u can check the flop n wait for a better spot.

Yeah you know, everyone here can post and give their opinion on if its a good or bad play but its a waste of time. He has already said he would always do it so what the fuck is the point of even posting the question to begin with????? Ass clown

I would have dropped it personally. In EP it's too much of a risk.

Getting any1 to call all-in with you having a flush draw is a win, imo.

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Originally Posted by YouWereDOA

Yeah you know, everyone here can post and give their opinion on if its a good or bad play but its a waste of time. He has already said he would always do it so what the fuck is the point of even posting the question to begin with????? Ass clown

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great funny guy, thanks..
nah, just hoped like JoeSchmo made a post. that helped me.
I can understand that you will be always mad on me, even if I helped you (a lot).
but pls, if i ask for some advice, dont go post some shit.
showerbag.................

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Originally Posted by eqgh5uea

Getting any1 to call all-in with you having a flush draw is a win, imo.

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lol, the chance he would fold was big, so if you would look at the odds, than I think that it was a good move.
but as Joeschmo said, maybe just a cbet.. but then he would prolly reraise, and I would have a stack, so small that it would be real dumb to fold.

ive been seeing the word showerbag used at tables lately and in this thread what does it mean

I would fold this hand when I saw that flop for sure, what can you do with your AQ?

pre-flop, ep, and short stacked? If a tight image, shove.

lots of things to consider there - being a free roll it's not a bad play - you gonna need chips opne way or another and you don't really have any skin in the game AND time is money - get chips now or get knocked out and play a SNG. On the other hand - with AQ you could shove PF and pray or Limp and trap a huge pot with 4 way action. 10% raise is a no-no in my oppinion as u are most certainly committed with a flop raise of any kind into a pot thats probably 30% plus of your stack (leaving you with close to half ur stack behind). Can't say its a wrong play but in a real money tourney maybe you raise 1/2 ur stack (this would be a semi-bluff since AQ aint that gd) and shove flop or limp/trap (getting a look at the flop - keeping it small til turn/river showed the Ace's etc...)

BTW - I have a solid/tight image so my 1/2 stack pf bet and shove flop is a standard "AA" hole card play. I also trap the S out of people so its usually ez to keep bets small atleast til turn to see if nut flush/Set pops...