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NL 2-7 Single Draw progressive KO tournament

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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

I have a pat 9, but it is a pretty rough one.

Do I break it?

As you can see, I chose to stand, since UTG drew. Had he stood, I would break <== or should I still stand?

This converter is going to be a cash cow...
PokerStars No Limit Single Draw ($1.00+$1.00) t100/t200 ante t50 - 6 players

SB: t220
BB: t3,500
UTG: t23,140
UTG+1: t3,033 (Hero)
CO: t2,880
Button: t9,985

Dealing Hands: (t600) 3♠:5♠:8♦:9♠:7♣: (6 players)
UTG raises to t490, Hero calls t490, CO folds, Button calls t490, 2 folds

First Draw: (t2,070) (3 players)
UTG discards 1, Hero stands, Button discards 1,
3♠:5♠:8♦:9♠:7♣:
UTG checks, Hero checks, Button checks

Spoiler

UTG showed 6♦:6♣:T♠:9♦:2♠:, Lo: a pair of Sixes
Hero showed 3♠:5♠:8♦:9♠:7♣:, Lo: 9,8,7,5,3
Button mucked 8♣:6♠:5♣:K♥:7♠:
Hero won t2070

Peace,
VS


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

9 low could be the best hand and especially when the first raiser is drawing 1 card. I would stay pat as well and consider a thin value bet here.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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