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[Closed] $1 MTT, KK vs bigstacks /w 135 runners left

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conall88
Joined: 02.01.2009

$1.10 $2k GTD on stars.
3k entrants
3k prizepool

was 65th/125 left at this stage

4.25:1 pot odds on flop, /w 22% equity minimum I think. I very nearly folded, but I think its a correct call, so I just grinded my teeth and did so. thoughts?

would 3betting to 8k pre make much difference? I doubt it

UTG is abusing his stack and calling wide ( like 35-42% pre)

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $2,500(BB) Replayer
SB ($116,156)
BB ($30,722)
UTG ($146,508)
UTG+1 ($221,201)
UTG+2 ($192,714)
MP1 ($27,740)
Hero ($58,808)
BTN ($100,747)

Dealt to Hero K♦ K♠

UTG calls $2,500, fold, fold, fold, Hero raises to $6,750, fold, SB calls $5,500, fold, UTG calls $4,250

FLOP ($24,750) 9♣ Q♣ J♦

SB checks, UTG bets $7,500, Hero raises to $17,500, SB raises to $109,156 (AI), UTG calls $101,656, Hero calls $34,308 (AI)

TURN ($294,870) 9♣ Q♣ J♦ 9♦

RIVER ($294,870) 9♣ Q♣ J♦ 9♦ A♦

UTG shows J♣ Q♠
(Pre 8%, Flop 14.0%, Turn 4.8%)

Hero shows K♦ K♠
(Pre 82%, Flop 21.0%, Turn 4.8%)

SB shows J♠ J♥
(Pre 10%, Flop 65.0%, Turn 90.5%)

SB wins $294,870


3 replies
Albeback
Joined: 02.03.2009

I think your preflop raise is too small. You should make it around 9k I think maybe even 10k. If you make it bigger at least you avoid calls from behind.
As played I think you should fold flop when it comes back to you. I know it is hard getting those odds (not sure I would) but I think it is correct to fold because most of the times you are up against a set or a made straight or 2pair so your equity is very low actually and the other one could have a big draw.
If you really think he is calling very wide you can always raise bigger preflop and push the flop.


alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

if the bigstack is calling that wide then raise bigger to get him commited on most flops. something around 9-Tk , I don't see the point of minraising that drawy board also.

raise bigger -> push flop -> take maney


larseda
Joined: 06.08.2006

Originally posted by Albeback
I think your preflop raise is too small. You should make it around 9k I think maybe even 10k. If you make it bigger at least you avoid calls from behind.
As played I think you should fold flop when it comes back to you. I know it is hard getting those odds (not sure I would) but I think it is correct to fold because most of the times you are up against a set or a made straight or 2pair so your equity is very low actually and the other one could have a big draw.
If you really think he is calling very wide you can always raise bigger preflop and push the flop.

#2

I prefer to call the flop and see what happend ... if u just call, u still can fold ur hand
if SB pushs and UTG calls ... u have easy fold