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800K Handed on a plate during FT?
Z0oMer
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May 8, 2012 - 6:11 am
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Pokerstars Big $2 – 4345 Runners

 

7th for $195.52.

 

The Hand

 

PokerStars Hand #80100532138: Tournament #572010961, $2.00+$0.20 USD Hold’em No Limit – Level XLVI(25000/50000) – 2012/05/08 10:03:40 WET [2012/05/08 5:03:40 ET]

Table ‘572010961 175’ 9-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 2: joares1957 (2180625 in chips) 
Seat 3: zerozero999 (902993 in chips) – ME
Seat 4: _Vincent__RZ (733057 in chips) 
Seat 5: mapex185 (1501780 in chips) 
Seat 6: Alex91972 (4612192 in chips) – Villain
Seat 8: Chipfiend#01 (237756 in chips) 
Seat 9: pantherenoir (2866597 in chips) 
joares1957: posts the ante 6250
zerozero999: posts the ante 6250
_Vincent__RZ: posts the ante 6250
mapex185: posts the ante 6250
Alex91972: posts the ante 6250
Chipfiend#01: posts the ante 6250
pantherenoir: posts the ante 6250
mapex185: posts small blind 25000
Alex91972: posts big blind 50000

  • HOLE CARDS *
    Dealt to zerozero999 [Ac Js]
    Chipfiend#01: folds 
    pantherenoir: folds 
    joares1957: folds 
    zerozero999: raises 130000 to 180000
    _Vincent__RZ: folds 
    mapex185: folds 
    Alex91972: calls 130000
  • FLOP * [5h Qh 2d]
    Alex91972: checks 
    zerozero999: bets 716743 and is all-in
    Alex91972: calls 716743
  • TURN * [5h Qh 2d] [Th]
  • RIVER * [5h Qh 2d Th] [Qs]
  • SHOW DOWN *
    Alex91972: shows [5s Ad] (two pair, Queens and Fives)
    zerozero999: shows [Ac Js] (a pair of Queens)
    Alex91972 collected 1862236 from pot
    zerozero999 finished the tournament in 7th place and received $195.52.
  • SUMMARY *
    Total pot 1862236 | Rake 0 
    Board [5h Qh 2d Th Qs]
    Seat 2: joares1957 folded before Flop (didn’t bet)
    Seat 3: zerozero999 showed [Ac Js] and lost with a pair of Queens
    Seat 4: _Vincent__RZ (button) folded before Flop (didn’t bet)
    Seat 5: mapex185 (small blind) folded before Flop
    Seat 6: Alex91972 (big blind) showed [5s Ad] and won (1862236) with two pair, Queens and Fives
    Seat 8: Chipfiend#01 folded before Flop (didn’t bet)
    Seat 9: pantherenoir folded before Flop (didn’t bet)
I think I just lot the plot here and wasted 8 hours of my life getting to a FT only to piss my tourney away. I'd like some advice about this had.
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I had quite a history with the villian in this MTT. Mid stage he was low/mid on chips he would often call any size raise, mine or others, call a C-Bet and would check fold to a medium raise. I had floated him twice successfully in this tourney also. On the FT I had a tight image, his was more of a callstation but was a thinker and was able to make folds if they were believeable. Before the FT I would precieve he thought my image was LAG with passive tendencies but on the FT I tightened up as he was bossing the table with his massive stack (4M) double anyone near him.
On the FT I had raised into him twice but closed down on aggression when he raised my C-Bets. He loosened up and I went the other way, conserving chips, being a nitty idiot!
Anyway, having not played a hand for a while and getting chipped down by the blinds my plan was to raise knowing he would call with any two given history, his image and bossing the table with his stack and float him off a hand. I saw him as a thinking player and thought if he called my 3-bet he would 9/10 check the flop (which he did). 
This is when I started to hate myself. I went off my plan, thought (shit I've finally made an FT for once) paniced at the situation (doubted my self) and just jammed it in hoping he would fold. Looking back I don't think the jam was a good idea. With that board, with my image I could have AQ, so why jam all that in with AQ, it doesn't make sense, a check raise would have been more beleiveable?
I guess I'm asking given all of the above was the plan to float or check raise the turn a good one or not. Also, any advice on what you guys would do.
Don't hold back. I've joined TPE to learn and can take it on the chin. I used some much stuff today in the video's that Kid Cardiff and BigDogpck55's explained to my advantage today. Without it I wouldn't have made the FT today.
Cheers guys.
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May 8, 2012 - 8:38 am
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under 20bb AJ on the co I just jam it in pre most of the time, cause playing with that stack postflop is a lil difficult.

I would just make a normal open when theres a high possiblity that someone behind me 3b me light and I can get it in that way.

 

I dont quite understand what “a check raise would have been more believeable?” means, since you were in position and a check raise was not possible

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May 8, 2012 - 10:00 am
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Yeah, with your stack, I just open ship the AJ pre to scoop the blinds and antes in most cases and not put yourself in an awkward spot post.

Z0oMer
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May 8, 2012 - 10:33 am
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Cool, Jam it in… Sorry, don't know what I was going on about the check raise, talking nonsense. Thanks guys.

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