[Closed] Good staring hand

Tough spot, however, I think it is unlikely that someone has a flush already due to te betting patterns preflop (a reraise and a cold call usually indicate high-middle pairs and a couple of high cards such as AK, maybe even KQ or lower). Keeping this in mind, I don't like your flop play, you have a top set and a made flush is unlikely so you really do not want to see another spade and I think for this reason you should push the flop.

I'd have re-raised preflop easy. It's early in the tourney and you have a good but not unbeatable hand. You want to make them pay to see the flop when you have a big pocket pair. Personally i'd be happy to take the pot down without seeing the flop, but with even stacks it's probably safe to raise to 600. Or you could just shove it, but I wouldn't be keen to get all my chips in that early with a hand like JJ.

As played, i'd say it's an easy shove on the flop, you have top set, and you definately want to protect against a flushdraw. Unless you really do come up against a made flush, the shove should scare off anyone drawing to a low/mid flush (even if you do come up against a made flush, you still have outs).

I like the preflop pay.

But you need to push the flop... So many hands your winning are going to call.
BB I would be putting him on a big ace or a big pocket pair ( ofcourse I'm wrong but look how he played ) and with you hitting your set your going to get paid against most of those hands if you push... if he has QQ KK AA he's calling if he has Ax and one of the cards is a spade he's calling...

And you see all that action going on on the flop so I don't see a reason why not to push the flop... Your gonna get some worse hands to call you... And if you get unlucky and they have a flush... You still have few outs to make quads or a full house

So I'm going broke on the flop...

Also another reason why you should push on the flop and not to call is because of the squeese situation.. After you call dudes bet the original flop raiser has still to act... So I think pushing is always right here...

Some of the hand judges probably going to tell you something different... lol
But atleast this was my try

Hi,

I like how you played this preflop. Even though it's MTT, 4betting simply turns JJ into a bluff. On the flop we have to shove it all-in.