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[Closed] $1 Sat Rebuy SMTT J10o in MP

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NL Holdem $150(BB) Replayer
SB ($12,385)
BB ($2,480)
UTG ($1,390)
UTG+1 ($5,780)
Hero ($2,970)
MP1 ($2,425)
CO ($3,630)
BTN ($1,295)

Dealt to Hero J♣ T♦

fold, fold, Hero raises to $450, fold, fold, fold, SB calls $375, fold

FLOP ($1,050) 6♣ Q♥ 9♥

SB bets $150, Hero calls $150

TURN ($1,350) 6♣ Q♥ 9♥ Q♦

SB bets $150, Hero calls $150

RIVER ($1,650) 6♣ Q♥ 9♥ Q♦ 3♥

SB bets $1,350, Hero folds

Spoiler

SB shows 2♥ 2♠

SB wins $1,650

I should of made it 2.5xBB PF but blinds just went up so I didnt relise I was under 22 BBs. Not sure about Post Flop.

This guy seems like abit of a calling station if I rember I think he called down somebody with 3rd Pair.


3 replies
amplifyd
Joined: 03.08.2009
PokerStrategist

Hi,

The best move preflop is just to fold. With 20bbs we want to be opening really tight - mostly hands that we are planning to go broke with. Opening a bit wider if the table is tight is fine. But in a 1r and from your position I am always folding JT.

As played I would probably raise flop to 600 and shove any turn he checks to me.

On turn I am again a fan of raising to 5/600ish and shoving any river he checks to me on.

Hope it helps.


dubadal
Joined: 05.09.2008
PokerStrategist

I think the biggest issue is no info post flop. We raise pre-flop and just flat call a min bet on flop, essentially saying that we missed.
After that any raises by us are kinda discredited, since we can only represent a queen. Like ampd said - the best course on flop would be to raise and see where we are.
If there is a call on flop and bet on turn, I would just give up - we are potentially drawing dead or are far behind, as we might have to discount our :heart: outs.


Postflop depends on the format of the rebuy. It is titled "sat" which I assume means sattelite. If this is a $1r 3x turbo satty, people will go broke with any pair, any draw, and often any 2 overcards, in which case you would be raising a draw with no fold equity, which is never a good idea.

That being said, fold pre is the most important thing to take away from this hand.


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