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Full Tilt Poker No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t3000.00/t6000.00 Blinds - 9 players - View hand 826096
The Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History Converter

BTN: t111940.00 M = 12.44
SB: t242112.00 M = 26.90
Hero (BB): t251284.00 M = 27.92
UTG: t325049.00 M = 36.12
UTG+1: t291289.00 M = 32.37
UTG+2: t102546.00 M = 11.39
MP1: t229334.00 M = 25.48
MP2: t244401.00 M = 27.16
CO: t278045.00 M = 30.89

Pre Flop: (t9000) Hero is BB with T :diamond: A :club:
3 folds, MP1 raises to t15000, MP2 calls t15000, 3 folds, Hero calls t9000

Flop: (t48000) 4 :club: T :spade: 2 :heart: (3 players)
Hero checks, MP1 bets t25000.00, MP2 calls t25000, Hero raises to t235534, MP1 folds, MP2 calls t204401 all in

Turn: (t531802) 7 :spade: (2 players - 1 is all in)

River: (t531802) 7 :club: (2 players - 1 is all in)

Tourney is 55$ FTP nightly 25k or smt guarantee
MP1: very good player. aggressive, 3-bets a lot and right spots and I think he can lead there often with ear. Stats: 34/24/9.0, 3-bet 13.3%
MP2: also good player. Is not so active postflop, but stats are also reasonable: 36/29 1.5 3-bet 16%
My stats is around 25/23. Had 3-bet enough, I think they see me as fine player. Likely not too much as scare money.
I´m at difficult situation with AT pf. i think I can´t fold. Don´t really like make it 48976 and then fold to shove or call shove, so I think call is standard.
Postflop: I think I´m ahead MP1 range. I´m littlebit scary about MP2 flatting on the flop. Didn´t put too many overpairs in his range, maybe some medium pp-s that he don´t want to get showed on, so sets are possible.
Since the size of the pot was 100k and they had 200k left I shoved. Not sure if it is the best play or if I ever get called by worse hands
I can maybe fold, which is too nitty. Thought that coldcall is also reasonable and then c/f when J, Q; K comes. Bet/fold 55k ? on the turn when lower cards come and then either should turn my hand into bluff on the river and shove or maybe c/f river. Any ideas how to play tptk that position.
If MP2 would have folded I´d c/r to 56450 and played for stacks

Ideas?


10 replies
TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

squeeze fold to 4 bet or fold preflop, NEVER EVER CALLING in that spot
AT PLAYS VERY VERY BAD OOP VS OPEN AND COLD CALL

imo folding is on the tight side, squeeze is standard for me they have loose ranges and will folding a ton


sabo999
Joined: 11.06.2008

Originally posted by TheRebuz
squeeze fold to 4 bet or fold preflop, NEVER EVER CALLING in that spot
AT PLAYS VERY VERY BAD OOP VS OPEN AND COLD CALL

imo folding is on the tight side, squeeze is standard for me they have loose ranges and will folding a ton

+1, Squeeze/Fold Pre

On the flop, its such a tricky spot!

You cant bet/fold, and check/fold is super weak! so once you get to this situation on that flop - its just a matter of trying to get the money in

Sabo :club:


Originally posted by TheRebuz
squeeze fold to 4 bet or fold preflop, NEVER EVER CALLING in that spot
AT PLAYS VERY VERY BAD OOP VS OPEN AND COLD CALL

imo folding is on the tight side, squeeze is standard for me they have loose ranges and will folding a ton

I think AT plays fine especially on Txx boards. I agree I´m at quite bad sport at multiway, but if I decide to play for stacks then it usually deosn´t really matter. Question is if AT is good enough for that.
Generally I´m fine to squeeze and fold to 4-bet, but here players can easily either shove pp-s 66-99 or flat QQ-AA which doesn´t make my position really better.
But to fold there AT has to be really nitty and don´t think I should do that getting like 5:1 or so


larseda
Joined: 06.08.2006

Originally posted by sabo999

Originally posted by TheRebuz
squeeze fold to 4 bet or fold preflop, NEVER EVER CALLING in that spot
AT PLAYS VERY VERY BAD OOP VS OPEN AND COLD CALL

imo folding is on the tight side, squeeze is standard for me they have loose ranges and will folding a ton

+1, Squeeze/Fold Pre
On the flop, its such a tricky spot!
You cant bet/fold, and check/fold is super weak! so once you get to this situation on that flop - its just a matter of trying to get the money in
Sao :club:
#2

its better to call 68s here, then ATo
raise/fold is a possible line
but standard its a fold

without reads I just fold here ... but its no bad spot for a squezze, if the vills are weak


Alverine
Joined: 31.01.2009

Squeeze is very good here, i would deff do it.

Flop is a very difficult decision. I calculated our equity:

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

12,263,643 games 0.073 secs 167,995,109 games/sec

Board: 4c 2d Th
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 37.075% 29.40% 07.67% 3605630 941109.33 { ATo }
Hand 1: 32.772% 30.61% 02.16% 3753792 265237.33 { 99+, AKs, ATs, KTs, QTs, JTs, T9s, AKo, ATo, KTo, QTo, JTo, T9o }
Hand 2: 30.153% 23.77% 06.38% 2914965 782909.33 { JJ-TT, ATs, KTs, QTs, JTs, T9s, ATo, JTo }

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14,750,505 games 0.129 secs 114,345,000 games/sec

Board: 4c 2d Th
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 40.197% 33.29% 06.91% 4910486 1018717.33 { ATo }
Hand 1: 32.917% 30.60% 02.31% 4514164 341306.33 { 99+, AKs, ATs, KTs, QTs, JTs, T9s, AKo, ATo, KTo, QTo, JTo, T9o }
Hand 2: 26.886% 21.47% 05.42% 3166965 798866.33 { JJ-TT, ATs, KTs, QTs, JTs, T9s, ATo, KTo, JTo }

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I dont how much equity do we need when we shove. We will most of worse hands to fold. I think a cash game player could help your decision better here.


TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

but EQ in cash game and MTT EQ is different thing

in cash games u should play every hand optimal for max value and so on....

but in MTT u got to think about FEQ more then pot EQ cos if, ITM efect etc..in cash game u can reload when ur short here u can reload when u loose 1/2 ur stack late in MTT
btn line
chips won and chips loose in MTT dont have same value, when in cash game chips won = chips loose


Confeti
Joined: 02.04.2008

Originally posted by TheRebuz
chips won and chips loose in MTT dont have same value, when in cash game chips won = chips loose

Very interesting. Have chips loose more value than chips won in a MTT ?


TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

yes
depending on chip stack chips loose are more valuable later in MTT then chips won

cos in MTT is all about bulling people and having fold eq

imo

in NL cash game chips have same value all the time, in MTT chips lost have more value than chips gain at some points,

in NL cash u can make big mistakes reload and in 1-2 big hands later all mistakes are erased u r big winer in MTT couple of mistakes u r busted,

in cash NL u can play only lets say 20 starting hands and be a winer never cold bluff just betting ur good hands (for value), in MTT u cant do that u got to pick ur spots and take the best of it sometimes ull got to shove with K2 off in NL cash u never got to do that, blinds and antes are not killing u in NL, cash game

in MTT u need big stack to bully players around and push him out of their hands, in NL u cant do that - very big stack in NL is some kind of handicap cos people are looking forward to double up of ur stack etc........

in MTT u can play perfectly and never won an MTT in a long run, but in NL cash if u play good ur always winner in long run with xbb/100 hands

there is much more luck involved in MTT then cash games, as Harrington says: MTT are a lottery, every player have a ticket (buy in) and chance to win it... but cos there is skill involved better players have more then 1 ticket to win it (odds to win) and some guys are so bad that they dont even have a ticket


Confeti
Joined: 02.04.2008

Originally posted by TheRebuz
but cos there is skill involved better players have more then 1 ticket to win it (odds to win) and some guys are so bad that they dont even have a ticket

What a great comparation


larseda
Joined: 06.08.2006

i think TheRebuz answer ur question, if not ... just open the thread again