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Bubble decision with tens
So I'm in a 220 person tourney on party, 100 buck buy in. Pays to top 30, 31 people left. 7 people at my table.
I have 14955 in chips, utg has 21k, utg+1 has me covered by 215 chips. I get dealt tens UTG+2, utg folds, utg raises the 600 chip big blind to 1800. No one left in the hand was within 5k of chips of either of us, and only 1 within 9k. UTG+1 had been raising about 20 percent of the hands I'd seen to somewhere between 3 and 4 big blinds. He had been a little loose on some calls before but up until 5 hands ago he'd had about 21k in chips (he'd lost 5500 to me on some nice bluff catching on my part after he limped in the small blind) and had been calling 2-3k chips stacks, so I had no read on how tight he'd be versus a near equal chip stack. What do you do with the tens, raise all in, fold, or call? Well I'll add raise to a amount less than all in say 4500 in there, I sort of left it out since I was very sure he'd call that with just about anything from what I'd seen. |
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