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29.05.2011, 06:47 0

I think I screwed up big time here, I am not sure.
I want to confirm everything with good MTT players.

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UTG: t260385 M = 11.84
UTG+1: t141896 M = 6.45
MP: t42952 M = 1.95
CO: t107868 M = 4.90
BTN: t574393 M = 26.11
SB: t286045 M = 13.00
Hero (BB): t185230 M = 8.42

Pre Flop: (t22000) Hero is BB with T :diamond: A
1 fold, UTG+1 raises to t23765, 4 folds, Hero calls t13765

Flop: (t59530) K :club: 6 :diamond: 4 (2 players)
Hero checks, UTG+1 bets t48909, Hero raises to t160465 all in, UTG+1 calls t68222 all in

Turn: (t293792) 5 :heart: (2 players - 2 are all in)

River: (t293792) 8 :heart: (2 players - 2 are all in)

First there's only 13 people remaining.
I guess I should of been more tight. Big money was coming soon.

2nd, Can I consider folding this pre? I don't think so. 7 handed with a min raise ATs looks pretty good to me. Should I just jam pre? Sample was not big but villain looked tight.

When I saw this board I knew I was going to go broke. I decided to go for a c/r if he bets or bet turn. I knew I can make this guy folds if he hits nothing. His huge bets tells me he hits his K too. Arrr...What do? He could also have lower PP and stuff....77+ if he opens 10%.

After thinking about this hand so much too, I think I should of played more conservative...I'm having doubts.

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7 replies

bradomurder

Joined: 17.10.2008

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29.05.2011, 08:47 0

I'd fold it pre, if he's tight and in early position i'd say his range crushes you, I think you'll be busting on A high boards quite often too. cos he'll hardly ever have a worse ace.

as played I guess ch/r is a pretty good option but if you put him on a king then you dont have FE and you're breakeven with chipEV so i'd probably ch/f because of the bubble factor.

I think your mistake is preflop though. His small raise with a jam-able stack looks pretty strong.

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amplifyd

Joined: 03.08.2009

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30.05.2011, 02:29 0

More than enough eq to go broke on flop.

But pre yea - with ur stack u shud be looking to 3b/fold. There are way too many situations u have to ch/fold this so just avoid the spew and fold pre.

_Anonymous_

31.05.2011, 08:08 0

either jam pre, if he is a bit loose, or fold, i would pretty much always fold in this spot, just because i dont think that you ever have fe against that guy and i would probably push like 99+ and AQ+

Tiltberger

Joined: 23.06.2005

Posts: 24,937

31.05.2011, 12:12 0

3bet/fold whut?
look at his stacksize...

if you feel confident calling pre is not really wrong. problem is his stupid cbet against you have fe. but i would go broke too there.
shipping pre with info that villain opens very lose is also a good option.
if villains tighter and you don't feel confident playing those kind of hands postflop just fold it.
greets

_Anonymous_

31.05.2011, 13:06 0

i dont think that anyone could possibly play it +ev being OOP agains a range which dominated you quite bad and having only 2.5x pot behind on the flop. imo the worst thing that you can do is call

amplifyd

Joined: 03.08.2009

Posts: 1,769

31.05.2011, 14:26 0

Originally posted by seeberger
3bet/fold whut?

Im 90% sure i just mean to type fold. Anyway look at the time I posted it, and this is after playing 12h on a sunday ♦. By no means should we ever 3b/fold here :f_biggrin:

_Anonymous_

31.05.2011, 14:42 0

maybe you ment that hero should 3b or fold, that makes sense

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