Merge Network $4K Gtd – [1R/1A] No Limit Hold'em Tournament – t500.00/t1000.00 Blinds + t100.00 – 8 players
TournamentPokerEdge.com Hand History Converter

UTG: BB = 30.4, t30379
UTG+1: BB = 28.2, t28214
MP1: BB = 12.5, t12515
MP2: BB = 39.0, t39047
CO: BB = 22.4, t22442
BTN: BB = 68.6, t68610
SB: BB = 34.0, t33958
Hero (BB): BB = 25.4, t25407

Pre Flop: (t2300) Hero is BB with Q K
4 folds, CO raises to t2176.00, 2 folds, Hero calls t1176

Flop: (t5652) J 5 A (2 players)
Hero checks, CO bets t2254.00, Hero calls t2254

Turn: (t10160) 4 (2 players)
Hero checks, CO checks

River: (t10160) 2 (2 players)
Hero bets t6255

Villain is a decent reg.

Pre flop: I know a 3bet shove is standard and likely to work, but I think a call gets us more chips if we hit or if we can bluff.

Flop: Floating to evaluate the turn

Turn: He checks back with that stack so I dont think he has an A

River: If he had a weak Axs that was pot controlling, there is a small chance he wont call unless he hit two pair. He could have spades, but he possibly would have bet bigger on flop and shoved turn with that. Even if he calls, I still have a stack I can come back with. If he folds, I have a stack I can chip up that is 2bb bigger than it would have been if I 3bet and he folded. Plus, I avoided…

1. flipping with 66-TT and possibly some weak Axs

2. letting hands like Kx and Qx off the hook pre flop

3. possibly being crushed by QQ,KK (unlikely)

BTW This is precisely why I used to shove anything I was going to play besides KK+ with 21bb in CO's spot. I stopped because I realized most people wouldnt do something like this.