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Sunday Million Awkward Hand

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February 10, 2013 - 5:02 pm

I am looking to get some peoples opinions of this hand from todays Sunday Million. Myself and the Villan were both deep stacked approx 100bbs each. I forgot the guys HUD stats but from what I remember he was opening a lot of hands and also tried to c/r bluff me off a hand a few hands before, so an aggro player based on the few hands I had played with him.

I can't get the TPE converter to work, so I just posted direct from Pstars

PokerStars Hand #93839166482: Tournament #706020010, $200+$15 USD Hold'em No Limit – Level VII (125/250) – 2013/02/10 17:56:20 NT [2013/02/10 16:26:20 ET]

Table '706020010 98' 9-max Seat #5 is the button

Seat 1: TrojanRocket (27708 in chips) is sitting out

Seat 2: lordkrasas (24701 in chips) Villan

Seat 3: SerAlGog (8566 in chips)

Seat 4: häkritt (12731 in chips)

Seat 5: fredhand19 (24356 in chips) Hero/ Button

Seat 6: nickname1985 (7211 in chips)

Seat 7: arigel (12950 in chips)

Seat 8: WarmPie (12350 in chips)

Seat 9: Francikopus1 (14083 in chips)

TrojanRocket: posts the ante 25

lordkrasas: posts the ante 25

SerAlGog: posts the ante 25

häkritt: posts the ante 25

fredhand19: posts the ante 25

nickname1985: posts the ante 25

arigel: posts the ante 25

WarmPie: posts the ante 25

Francikopus1: posts the ante 25

nickname1985: posts small blind 125

arigel: posts big blind 250

*** HOLE CARDS ***

Dealt to fredhand19 [Kd Ah]

WarmPie: folds

Francikopus1: folds

TrojanRocket: folds

lordkrasas: raises 500 to 750

SerAlGog: folds

häkritt: folds

fredhand19: raises 925 to 1675

nickname1985: folds

arigel: folds

lordkrasas: raises 6075 to 7750

fredhand19: calls 6075

*** FLOP *** [6h Kh Ac]

WarmPie is sitting out

lordkrasas: bets 16926 and is all-in

fredhand19: calls 16581 and is all-in

Uncalled bet (345) returned to lordkrasas

*** TURN *** [6h Kh Ac] [Qc]

*** RIVER *** [6h Kh Ac Qc] [3s]

My questions here are as follows

1) Do you call/raise/fold such a large 4-bet pre-flop at this stage of the tournament with our stack?

2) When he jams the flop, can we fold here? Leaving us still a deep stack.

3) What kind of range do you put the villan on when he plays it this way?

I will reveal the results and the villans hands when I get some insight from some members.

Thanks,

mikewebb68

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February 10, 2013 - 10:19 pm

1) Do you call/raise/fold such a large 4-bet pre-flop at this stage of the tournament with our stack? You say he's been agg, but is he capable of 4 betting light? Has he been four betting a ton in response to 3 bets, or is this the first time? if he has been doing it a ton, I might even 5 bet pre. If the opposite is true, 3 bet folding may be the best option As it stands, you just committed 30% of your stack, so you better be certain that you are doing this with a clear purpose postflop.

2) When he jams the flop, can we fold here? Leaving us still a deep stack. As played, I'm assuming in 1 that my villian is4 betting light (otherwise I folded pre), so I call, high five the monitor, and pray he didn't hit the one potential light hand of 6-6

3) What kind of range do you put the villan on when he plays it this way? See response to 1) if he's capable of 4 betting light, a lot wider than if he is not (includes small pairs, two face cards, maybe even suited connectors!) than if he is not , (which pretty much limits it to K-K A-A maybe A-K, imo).

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February 11, 2013 - 6:12 am

Thank Mike

I agree totally. In the hands I played with him which was a small sample, he had been playing aggro but I do not recall him 4-betting and this was such a large 4-bet that maybe I should have just folded and waited for a better spot. I think if do decide to play this going forward I should always 5-bet to get it in as like you said its 30% of my stack just to call, but fold based on his hud stats is probably optimal in this particular situation.

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February 11, 2013 - 6:53 am

Congrats on your score as well Mike.

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February 11, 2013 - 11:10 am

I would fold or 5bet jam pre. Without a note he 4bets light then I prolly fold at this stage.

As played I call flop jam.

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