jedinite
08-11-2005, 12:49 PM
Sorry for the lack of actual hand history, but details from memory:
I'm on a rush - three firsts in a row followed by a second (and got the money in HU as a 2-1 favorite there). Was I too aggressive here, overplaying my rush or was this the right play?
Party $22. Eight players left, i'm second smallest stack. Blinds are 25/50, its the first few hands at that level. I've just posted the BB and have 700 left. Villian is third smallest stack with approx 1100, has shown general weakness and passivity.
Its folded around to Villian who is one-off the button. He raises to 150. I'm holding KTc and I immediately come over the top all-in.
I certainly could have run a stop and go here, and in retrospect probably should have done so over pushing preflop.
However, in general what does everyone think of the play? I assume i've got borderline-but-decent FE here, and am looking to take advantage of the villian's passivity and make a move as a smaller stack...
Mostly concerned in retrospect that I was overvaluing my rush and should have avoided a coinflip here to wait for a situation where I could lead out with a little better FE (i.e. two of the next three hands possibly). If anything I feel the stop and go would have been a better play as that likely eliminates a medium pocket pair (based on my read that he's not likely to be aware of the play).
I'm on a rush - three firsts in a row followed by a second (and got the money in HU as a 2-1 favorite there). Was I too aggressive here, overplaying my rush or was this the right play?
Party $22. Eight players left, i'm second smallest stack. Blinds are 25/50, its the first few hands at that level. I've just posted the BB and have 700 left. Villian is third smallest stack with approx 1100, has shown general weakness and passivity.
Its folded around to Villian who is one-off the button. He raises to 150. I'm holding KTc and I immediately come over the top all-in.
I certainly could have run a stop and go here, and in retrospect probably should have done so over pushing preflop.
However, in general what does everyone think of the play? I assume i've got borderline-but-decent FE here, and am looking to take advantage of the villian's passivity and make a move as a smaller stack...
Mostly concerned in retrospect that I was overvaluing my rush and should have avoided a coinflip here to wait for a situation where I could lead out with a little better FE (i.e. two of the next three hands possibly). If anything I feel the stop and go would have been a better play as that likely eliminates a medium pocket pair (based on my read that he's not likely to be aware of the play).