No Limit Hold’em Tournament T350/T700
Buy-in: HS Wednesday – $50,000 GTD
Winning Poker Network
7 players
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Stacks:
UTG – UTG (T6,515)
UTG+1 – UTG+1 (T22,333)
MP – Hero (T22,690)
CO – CO (T13,251)
BTN – BTN (T69,091)
SB – SB (T12,363)
BB – BB (T22,234)

Preflop: (T1,540, 7 players) Hero is MP with A♠ T♣
2 folds, Hero raises to T1,400, 3 folds, BB calls T700

Flop: 2♠ A♣ Q♣ (T3,640, 2 players – BB: T20,764, Hero: T21,220)
BB checks, Hero bets T1,820, BB calls T1,820

Turn: Q♦ (T7,280, 2 players – BB: T18,944, Hero: T19,400)
BB checks, Hero bets T2,427, BB raises to T5,450, 1 fold, Uncalled bet of T3,023 returned to BB

Total Pot: T12,134
BB mucks

BB wins T12,134

This is in a $109 50k HS Wednesday or High Five series event on ACR. We are still in registration. Starting stack is 10,000 and registration ends at the 500/1000/100 level. ACR structures for the deep stack tournaments with huge prizepools always have a ton of levels early on to maximize the number of reentries they get. The next level is 350/700 400/800 450/900 500/1000

In hindsight, I see that I give villain a good opportunity to check/raise KJ and hands like 23c, 24c, 56c, 67c, 78c, as well as Q7-KQ. Because there seem to be a lot of Qx, villain can check raise bluff a lot on this turn. I think I have more Queens if we’re talking as a % of my range vs a % of his range. 22, AQ, QQ, AA is 10 combos of better hands than my own that I’d play this way. I think that means this is the bottom of my range. Maybe I have KcTx as well. QJss QTss too. If my whole range is going to be top pair+, maybe I should check my whole range back?