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Poker Stars, $6.45 Buy-in (75/150 blinds) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 4 Players
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Hero (BB): 3,014 (20.1 bb)
CO: 941 (6.3 bb)
BTN: 5,047 (33.6 bb)
SB: 4,498 (30 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with J 9
2 folds, SB raises to 300, Hero calls 150

Flop: (600) 9 T 5 (2 players)
SB bets 300, Hero calls 300

Turn: (1,200) J (2 players)
SB bets 600, Hero raises to 2,414 and is all-in, SB folds

Results: 2,400 pot
Final Board: 9 T 5 J
Hero mucked J 9 and won 2,400 (1,200 net)
SB mucked and lost (-1,200 net)

Vilain is decent with 25/25 with AF 7.0 over 303 (my stats are filtered). Would you play it any differently? He is putting a lot of pressure since there is a short stack. He opens 79% on SB.


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abhi147
Joined: 12.08.2011

call me a nit but folding pre would be better with the stack sizes?


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I disagree. I think J9o plays well posflop and I will play vs a wide range posflop IP, which we always want.

I think if we fold J9 here he become very exploitable vs his open range from SB (it's almost 80%). Even though he is the CL we have a stack size which can still hurt him, and when we hit he can take advantage of his AF posflop.


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abhi147
Joined: 12.08.2011

Hmmm
Think you're right we can call

Turn play is fine i guess as played
Id like to know from coaches if flatting turn can be an option?
I mean he could def bet the river and most likely fold to our turn shove
But the board can get really nasty and we would have a tough spot to call

Personally i would just shove but just wanna know if flatting here could be a better line?


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Flatting turn is higher cEV, however there are a lot of runouts where we have to make a fold for ICM reasons. This is why I think shoving the turn and putting in the last bet ourselves is better, even though we are rarely getting called by worse.

Preflop is a call but it's closer than people think: if villain is very aggressive postflop we might have to fold because there are so few boards we're actually able to call down on.


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