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What sort of range do we assign him out of the BB? obviously looks a pretty decent flop and turn for our 66? how do we proceed? if we call the turn are we calling a big bet on the river if a low card comes?
Poker Stars $10+$1 No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t125/t250 Blinds + t25 – 9 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter
Hero (BTN): BB = 46.1, t11515
SimpleTILT (SB): BB = 92.7, t23174
river4c (BB): BB = 31.4, t7839
pitbull857 (UTG): BB = 50.9, t12716
partypatti (UTG+1): BB = 13.0, t3257
risk2Dupside (UTG+2): BB = 61.6, t15405
jays94 (MP1): BB = 53.2, t13290
beesweet35 (MP2): BB = 27.9, t6970
DEVILRS82 (CO): BB = 33.9, t8465
Pre Flop: (t600) Hero is BTN with 6
6
1 fold, partypatti calls t250, 4 folds, Hero calls t250, SimpleTILT calls t125, river4c checks
Flop: (t1225) 5 9
9 (4 players)
SimpleTILT checks, river4c bets t750, partypatti folds, Hero calls t750, SimpleTILT folds
Turn: (t2725) 2 (2 players)
river4c bets t2043, Her
For the 125 chips its hard to give me a narrowed range you could be ahead here as far as playing it through that bet looks pretty committed I'd probably just jam turn if you're playing it through but, I'd fold turn you could easily be crushed here theres no real value in the pot for him to be betting you out of it chances are he has a hand if he's putting in about 40% his stack by the turn he's probably going to jam river I think. Find a better spot just not worth it IMO.
Wow tough hand. By just flatting pre you are essentially set mining and since you missed I wouldnt commit too many chips even if the board looks good for your small pair. Dont mind your flat on the flop one time but when he continues so big on the turn it is an easy fold.
Like flgtb786 said, it is hard to put him on a range since he was in the BB. The way he is playing it, I feel like he could hold a lot of pocket pairs, any 5, and even any 9. I have seen villians bet big like this with flopped trips, so the 9 is always possible. Well played, hope you folded to turn bet.
Yeah folded the turn and just wanted to hear other peoples thoughts really as felt it was a spot where I could be in front but didnt want to jam as essentially turning my hand into a bluff and didnt want to just call as didnt want to have to call a shove on the river in such a marginal spot.
The ep limp is somewhat scary due to players looking to induce, but with 66 in your hand and your stack size, I isolate basically trying to get it in pre with the limper. The stacks behind you are deep enough to where if they re raise you, you can get away from the hand if you choose. Just flatting the limper who has 13bigs is probably not the best way to go. I either iso or fold pre in this spot so you aren't in a jam post. Best of luck at the tables.
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