Atarirob
05-22-2005, 05:15 AM
I thought this was the right move to make, but a few people thought i was nuts.
20 person, two table tourn. With only top 3 spots getting paid. I made it to the final table, I have 2500 in chips, but with the blinds at 100-200 with a 25 dollar ante I'm looking for a double up.
The guy under the gun made it 700, it gets folded all the way around to me in the CO and I call with Ah Qh, SB calls and its 3 way between us. Flop came, Kd, Th, 3d. SB checks, UTG checks and I checked. Flop came xh, SB checks, UTG makes it another 700. I decided to push all in, SB folds. Now I play with the guy UTG and he plays with me a bit. I was quite sure that he had none of the board. If he had hit the flop he would have bet to get rid of the diamond draw. The turn came a total blank which he bet out with. I was figuring maybe he had the same hand I did, or an under pair. Which still left me the flush draw, straight draw, and two overs.
Do you think this play was good on my part? If I folded to his bet I was only down to like 1800 in chips. Well below the average stack.
Results in white
<font color="white">He called after thinking about it for 2-3 minutes. He had pocket 9s. Flop came a Js giving me the straight, and a bit of bitching by a few people. Are they right or just baffoons?</font>
20 person, two table tourn. With only top 3 spots getting paid. I made it to the final table, I have 2500 in chips, but with the blinds at 100-200 with a 25 dollar ante I'm looking for a double up.
The guy under the gun made it 700, it gets folded all the way around to me in the CO and I call with Ah Qh, SB calls and its 3 way between us. Flop came, Kd, Th, 3d. SB checks, UTG checks and I checked. Flop came xh, SB checks, UTG makes it another 700. I decided to push all in, SB folds. Now I play with the guy UTG and he plays with me a bit. I was quite sure that he had none of the board. If he had hit the flop he would have bet to get rid of the diamond draw. The turn came a total blank which he bet out with. I was figuring maybe he had the same hand I did, or an under pair. Which still left me the flush draw, straight draw, and two overs.
Do you think this play was good on my part? If I folded to his bet I was only down to like 1800 in chips. Well below the average stack.
Results in white
<font color="white">He called after thinking about it for 2-3 minutes. He had pocket 9s. Flop came a Js giving me the straight, and a bit of bitching by a few people. Are they right or just baffoons?</font>