2ndTable no special things
3rd Table 18 players left
x) The maniak openraises 2times and I shove SB with 20bb
He folds
x) I am down to 7bb and I openshove K5s CO.
Maybe a bit too loose?
BB calls with KK, I had 12% prf.
And then I had a marvelous board runout,
234 6x so I doubled with a straight.
Final table 9 players
5 places paid
I had about 450.000 and the level was 25.000/50.000
There were 3 shorter stacks
The short stacks were quite quickly eliminated and then the bubble bursted with a mediocre hand.
Then another player made a wrong 3bet and it went all in and she busted.
Then we were left with 4 players.
blinds went up to 30.000/60.000
40.000/80.000
50.000/100.000
100.000/200.000
The levels only lasted 10 minutes.
Another player busted and we were with 3 left.
And then the problem arose that there was one dealer and one person that shuffled a 2nd deck.
The cards were dealt way too quickly.
We had no time to arrange and count our chips.
Let alone count the chips of our opponents.
So I had a big problem with knowing how many bb each player had. The others are not counting.
I said that I have the right to arrange and count my chips.
I accumulated to 1.85 million.
So I knew I had about 9 bb.
But I didn't know exactly how many bb the other players had. And that was a problem in deciding what range to play.
They didn't color up so all the small chips of 5000 were still in and that is why it was not easy to count.
Next time when this situation comes up, I will be more assertive and say that I want to count the stacks of my opponents. Even though that will take 1 or 2 minutes time.
Even if the dealer and the other players don't want to give me time and just want to continue playing in a hurry.
Because of all the pressure that was laid on me to decide each hand within a few seconds I didn't play 2 hands correct.
Afterwards I think that with 1.85 million I was the chipleader, Or I was equal with 1 player and there was a shorter stack.
But I thought I was the shorter stack.
x) AA on BTN, 9bb
I openraise 2*. Must have been 2.5*
SB calls
Dry flop and I shove.
What hands can I get value from when I shove? Not many on this dry flop.
On this dry flop I think I could have better bet only 40 - 45 % and maybe get a call. Or check behind to induce a bluff-probe on the turn.
What do you think?
In this case he folded so I didn't make real value.
x) Because of the fact that I didn't know that the 3rd player had a shorter stack than me I made the mistake by shoving A5o BTN. -0.05% EV.
I checked it in ICMizer en HRC and it would have been a fold.
In this spot with those stacks I needed minimum A9o to shove BTN
SB called with TT and I was out.
This misplayed hand can have costed me a payjump of about EU80 - EU100.
So next time:
be more assertive and don't let me be pressed to act within a few seconds.
I have the right to take my time and know the stacksizes. So that I can make good decisions.