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View Poll Results: Fewest number of limpers with T9s on the button?
1 limper 10 12.20%
2 limpers 22 26.83%
3 limpers 19 23.17%
4 limpers 11 13.41%
5 limpers 4 4.88%
6 limpers 2 2.44%
7 limpers 0 0%
never 11 13.41%
0 limpers 3 3.66%
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Old 11-25-2005, 06:08 AM
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Default Playing a draw late in a tournament?

Hi pokergods, and wannabes...

I played a 5+1 limit hold'em tournament at Party and had to say my goodbyes as nr 22 of 910 entrants. And the reason I got busted was due to 3 almost identical hands (don't I ever learn?) within a short period of time. Since I lost them I now know I shouldn't have played them at these specific ocassions... But I can't really decide if they should normally be a fold?

The hands where ATs, A9s and A8s from late position.
On all three hands I flopped TPTK + 4 to a flush, and from the action on the flop I get a strong feeling that my top pair wasn't good. But I had pot odds to call down and hope to catch a flush. None of the boards had any pair on them.. so a flush would be the nutz..

So my question is.. is it the right thing to do to chase a flush draw this late in a tournament if u have pot odds for it?

Ohh some more info...
This all happended around level 1000/2000 (BB=1000) and 1500/3000 with an average stack of about 30k and the first time I had about 45k...

The payout structure is also of some importance (to me anyway). 100 places get paid but you only REALLY get paid if u end up top 4.. 4th= 300$ 1st=1200$, but an 10th place would be something like 45-50$. For my 22nd place I got about 35$... So slowplaying to move up a few places doesn't really pay off.

Sorry for the long post, but I would really like some constructive comments.. Do you guys play strong draw hands late in a limit tournament? When you are about 80-90% sure that the hand u have now is beat?
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