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Final table Big 22 Sunday turn play?
Cvika123
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November 1, 2011 - 9:42 am
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Can MTT regs comment this hand…

I don’t need comments like
fold preflop (coz last 3 tables i play 35-35, open any 2 coz others was thigh and passive)

and bet/fold flop (coz i didn’t wona got raised and then i must fold)

I just need comments about play on turn when he goes all in…

Co isn’t reg coz have bad sizing and no results on OPR but he is very aggressive…

For first is 16k and 8 place is 1.5k…

 

Poker Stars No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t25000.00/t50000.00 Blinds – 8 players
ana marquez (BB): t2518619.00 50.37 BBs
Bluf_To_Much (UTG): t2372643.00 47.45 BBs
marynarz1980 (UTG+1): t1501140.00 30.02 BBs
Hero (MP1): t4377281.00 87.55 BBs
Kubera007 (MP2): t2470688.00 49.41 BBs
king76363 (CO): t2109814.00 42.20 BBs
Kotyhka (BTN): t3247325.00 64.95 BBs
gregt18 (SB): t992490.00 19.85 BBs

Pre Flop: (t75000) Hero is MP1 with 7 of clubs K of spades
2 folds, Hero raises to t100000, 1 fold, king76363 calls t100000, 3 folds

Flop: (t275000) A of diamonds K of hearts T of hearts (2 players)
Hero checks, king76363 bets t150000.00, Hero calls t150000

Turn: (t575000) 7 of spades (2 players)
Hero checks, king76363 bets t1853564.00, Hero ??????????????

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November 1, 2011 - 10:53 am
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I feel like he is protecting his hand from such a wet board here, that being said taking into consideration the pay jumps is important normally I'd probably put him in but your great position to take this down and there being so many hands that beat you here and could get there on the river I'd probably fold and find a more comfortable spot.

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November 1, 2011 - 11:01 am
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The most likely reason for him jamming turn is that he has a medium strength hand, say two pair , and wants to protect his equity against pair + straight draw, flush + straight draw combos, which is your most likely hand given your line.

think he takes the free card if he only has a draw but it depends on your read of the situation

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November 1, 2011 - 12:33 pm
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first hand I put this guy on with your check and his 150,000 bet is a medium pp , 77, 88, 99 maybe even 10,10.  If he is very aggressive this would be a shocker bet from that kind of a hand.  but after the turn and he bets so much I don't know if he does this with any of these hands so we have to look more towards AQ, AJ, A10, K10, Q10.  problem  with a few of these hands is he has us crushed.  with the check check if he has any thought process it's that you want a free heart or straight card to fall and since he's playing so hard I feel like gotiath is right in thinking he is protecting his hand which means A10, AQ, 1010.  AK I think he plays strong from the flop with that board texture.  I think we can def fold this hand and get a better spot with our big stack.  I think I would have rather have seen you throw out the bet on the flop though and keep your aggression up unless you planned on check raising him.  

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November 3, 2011 - 2:14 pm
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He had QJ 😛

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November 3, 2011 - 4:17 pm
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Thats why you should fold pre ;). I don’t mind opening that HJ or better but MP1 is unnecesary.

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any reason why you don't cbet?

 

that board smacks your opening range, so i think i would just bet-fold the flop

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November 3, 2011 - 7:35 pm
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If you insist on making a -EV open…

Snap fold Turn. Fish never bluff here. 

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I am fine with opening if you are running the table.

 

Bet-fold flop.

C/f turn

 

As played just fold turn and steal the money another time – If he does this with say Q9 of hearts or just a bare FD, “ok fine it worked I have 2nd pair bad kicker you got me”… and just get on to the next hand.

 

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