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No Limit Hold'em - Tournament -16/46 player left. blinds: 100/200 UTG: 3000
UTG+1: 2300
UTG+2: 22000
MP1: 1500
MP2: 6700
CO: 2900
BTN: 4500
Hero (SB): 7300
BB: 1300

Pre Flop: (300) Hero is SB with 5 :spade: 5 :heart:
2 folds, UTG+2 calls, 3 fold, Hero completes, BB checks.

Flop: (600) 5 :diamond:6 :diamond: 10 :diamond: (3 players)
Hero bets $355, BB fold, UTG+2 raises 2X, hero calls.

Turn: (1310) 9 :club: (2 players)
Hero bets 655, UTG+2 raises allin, Hero calls. UTG+2 shows Kd 9d. River does not help hero (2 :heart:).

I didn't know my opponent and of course it was very difficult to put it on two :diamond: (0,84182% probabilities to flop flush), that's well-known. My question is was I righ tto put it on an overset? All in all I had bottom set, it was difficult to put it on 78, why raising on the flop?


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Yeah, not the best forum, but since I also play tourneys then I think i can judge it :)
b/c flop is fine, don´t really like your lead out on the turn, if he is bluffing you would like him to bluff and even if he raises for value you rather go c/rai on the turn than b/c.
I wouldn´t get away my hand but at the same time don´t think you should also play for the stacks on limped pot, so I´d prefer c/c turn and c/c river
He sometimes has flush, sometimes just blufifng smt like A high flushdraw and sometimes valuebetting worse hands


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