Hey guys and have a nice saturday,
yesterday I was playing many hours like the other day, and I did not loose any big pot since 3000 hands ago or so until ... then^^.
Afterwards, I lost my interest in playing any more cards for the day and thought ok I got coolered what else can one say about this hand. I ran some EQ-calculations that were proof enough to me, but one day after, I think I was a bit too loose and willing to go broke. I wasn't thinking much when in the hand and I maybe were a bit too arrogant and self-confident because I won all the big pots in the last days and made 7 Buy-Ins in only 1000 hands.
It's shorthanded 6max NL2. Villain has 162 BB, I have 350 BB
I have AsKc and openraise in MP to 3BB. 2 folds, SB raises to 11 BB, BB folds, I call. I usually do not like to make pots too large before the flop.
Flop comes Kh3sTh.
SB bets 19 BB into a 23 BB pot. I raise to 61 BB, SB pushes, I call. He shows AdAc.
(Turn is 5c, River Ah)
I am not sure if I could have got away with less then an all-in anyway. But I also think that raise/call with TPTK isn't the smartest move I have ever done, is it?
I mean, there are some hands stronger than mine, like AA, KK (though it is only one combo), sometimes KT, TT.
I think Villain could take this line with AK, KQ, KJ, QQ, JJ or a flushdraw also, but I do not know if that is just daydreams by me. SB was unknown to me so probably I should give him credit for his flop 3bet. Plus, we are deep stacks and I am not even close to the nuts, or even drawing to. Actually, I wanted to close session for this day some hands before but since I then got JJ, AJ, AQ, AK, AA, in like 10 hands I thought I could make some more profit. Hmm. Shit happens.
