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[Closed] 180 man SnG final table hand

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Dragar
Joined: 09.09.2008

No Limit Holdem Tournament
$4.00+$0.40
6 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG mjkkid (38783)
UTG+1 Hero (40561)
CO KuKu1984 (87521)
BTN bajen4 (38990)
SB Slick Jedi (19567)
BB Snoopy7614 (44578)

Blinds: 600/1200 Ante 125

Pre-flop: (2,550, 6 players) Hero is UTG+1 J♦ Q♥
mjkkid calls 1,200, Hero calls 1,200, 2 folds, Slick Jedi calls 600, Snoopy7614 checks

Flop: 9♦ 4♥ T♣ (5,550, 4 players)
Slick Jedi checks, Snoopy7614 checks, mjkkid bets 3,600, Hero calls 3,600, Slick Jedi folds, Snoopy7614 folds

Turn: 9♣ (12,750, 2 players)
mjkkid checks, Hero checks

River: K♥ (12,750, 2 players)
mjkkid bets 3,600, Hero raises to 10,000, mjkkid goes all-in 33,858, Hero calls 23,858

Final Pot: 80,466
mjkkid shows: T♥ T♠
Hero shows: J♦ Q♥

mjkkid wins 80,466 ( won +41,808 )
Hero lost -38,658
Slick Jedi lost -1,200
Snoopy7614 lost -1,200


3 replies
alejandrosh
Joined: 02.07.2008

I don't like the limp behind tbh , in your position I would fold but raise it from CO or BU.

As played call flop is fine , also check turn and also raise/call river.


easy fold preflop because out of position you can get into loads of problems

on flop as played would call as well but the alarm bells would be going of on river with the reraise but dont know if I could fold it though but you still got stack to play with

the secrect about playing the final table is being the aggressor in the pot so dont get involved in pots like this


i would fold the hand preflop-.
too much danger of beeing raised behind me and you dont have good position on the flop.

as played, on the flop it is a somehow dangerous call because if you call somebody whom has checked might raise it.
so you have to discount your odds a bit.
but still the call is not that bad.

check turn is ok

on the riuver i can never find a fold.
you are pot comitted + you have the nut straight. there is no way you can fold the hand on the river.

so your loser mistake was the limp preflop. the rest was somehow ok.