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jdnismo
Joined: 26.07.2010

Ok so this is a hand my friend played in an MTT at the final table, is he a calling station or was it a hero call? You decide...After the hand, my friend told me that he thought that SB also had a T

Live MTT $400/800, 5 players.

Hero - 35,000
SB - 40,000

Dealt to Hero: A :diamond: T :heart:

Pre-flop:
UTG Folds, Hero calls 800, BU Folds, SB raises to 2000, BB folds, Hero calls 1200.

Flop: ($4800) T :spade: 8 :club: 2 :heart:
SB bets 2,500, Hero calls 2,500

Turn: ($9800) 4 :club:
SB bets 2,500, Hero calls 2,500

River: ($14800) 6 :club:
SB bets All-in 35,000, Hero calls all-in


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dangermowse
Joined: 24.10.2010

Why is he limp-calling pre? Very bad!


bradomurder
Joined: 17.10.2008

Yeah limp/call pre is terrible. If it got down to 5 players he must have some pretty solid info about the guys style and maybe even some tells. I don't think many people shove a ten on the river here. I'd say the range is pretty polarised and i'd base it on weather their body language is weak or strong but if I couldn't tell I fold


Tiltberger
Joined: 23.06.2005

limp/call pre is as said totally bad. he should just openraise the hand to have position. as played calling 2 streets is fine. the river is a clear way ahead/way behind decision where villain has a total bluff or a made hand like set or flush. a 10 is pretty much unlikely because he wouldn't normally bet it that big!
its a read decision!

but the big mistake lies in the preflop game


jdnismo
Joined: 26.07.2010

Nice, I showed this to him and he understands now ( I hope) _cool: