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Multiway Pot on flop striaght and flush draw?

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January 19, 2017 - 5:25 pm

No Limit Hold’em Tournament T35/T70
Buy-in: $1.00+$1.00+$0.20 USD Hold’em No Limit
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9 players
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Stacks:
UTG – UTG (T4,823)
UTG+1 – UTG+1 (T12,991)
UTG+2 – UTG+2 (T8,467)
MP – MP (T3,637)
MP2 – MP2 (T4,625)
CO – CO (T2,359)
BTN – Hero (T6,931)
SB – SB (T5,144)
BB – BB (T271)

Preflop: (T204, 9 players) Hero is BTN with Q♦ 6♦
1 fold, UTG+1 raises to T210, 3 folds, CO calls T210, Hero calls T210, SB raises to T950, BB calls T190 (all-in), UTG+1 calls T740, CO calls T740, Hero calls T740

Flop: 4♥ 7♦ 8♦ (T4,159, 5 players, 1 all-in – CO: T1,398, Hero: T5,970, SB: T4,183, BB: T0, UTG+1: T12,030)
SB checks,

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January 19, 2017 - 6:00 pm

I would start with a fold to the initial raise + call. You could consider a squeeze but pre-ante I tend to just play pretty nitty and pass on these spots. I would then fold to the 3-bet also. You’re just going to get into a lot of trouble postflop with this type of hand.

But since we’ve gotten this far, I’m assuming it checked to you? I can’t tell the postflop action on the flop as you’ve only pasted in SB action and you’re the button. You’re definitely trying to get this in with 4,159 in the pot and only 6k behind and with 2 of the 3 other players having less chips than you. We have a ton of equity here so we want to get the rest in now. If checked to you, i would just bet like ~1800 and shove turn if it gets that far.

I feel like postflop is pretty standard but hope that helps a little bit. I would tighten up your preflop calling ranges for sure also.

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January 19, 2017 - 7:47 pm

thedylan186 said
I would start with a fold to the initial raise + call. You could consider a squeeze but pre-ante I tend to just play pretty nitty and pass on these spots. I would then fold to the 3-bet also. You’re just going to get into a lot of trouble postflop with this type of hand.

But since we’ve gotten this far, I’m assuming it checked to you? I can’t tell the postflop action on the flop as you’ve only pasted in SB action and you’re the button. You’re definitely trying to get this in with 4,159 in the pot and only 6k behind and with 2 of the 3 other players having less chips than you. We have a ton of equity here so we want to get the rest in now. If checked to you, i would just bet like ~1800 and shove turn if it gets that far.

I feel like postflop is pretty standard but hope that helps a little bit. I would tighten up your preflop calling ranges for sure also.

exactly what he said!! Just because there are bounties up for grabs doesn’t justify your preflop action, its way too wide and is going to cost you massively in the long run. However, having gotten this far: what more of a flop are you looking for with a hand like this? as there are more bounties on the line and these MTTs are very spewy I’d be inclined to over bet shove the flop as you will probably be called by any part of this board or over pairs.