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Some hands for discussion
This is a single live table tournament, down to the last 4 out of 12. Top 3 pay. Starting chips 5000 per person
Hand 1.... ---------- Chips: Me(UTG): ~24,000 Button: ~3000 SB:~22,000 BB: ~11,000 Blinds are 400/800 I'm in UTG with J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]-9[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]. I limp in. button calls, sb folds, BB checks. Flop 10[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] Q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 2[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] Button is a very tight but solid player. What is your move here? Looking back, 4 handed I should have raised pre-flop to represent strength. Then I'm thinking I should have bet this flop, about 1/2 the pot, what I actually did was check, Button pushed and I called with an open ended straight draw (stupid!). Hand 2.... ---------- Chips: Me: ~22,000 SB: ~8000 BB:~18,000 UTG: ~12,000 Blinds 400/800 I'm on the button with 6[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 6[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] UTG limps I raise to 2400, folds to UTG, who goes all-in. He's a solid player. Call or fold? Hand 3.... ---------- Chips: Me: ~20,000 Button: ~10000 SB:~14,000 BB: ~16,000 Blinds 400/800 I'm UTG with A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] I raise to 2400, folds to BB, who goes all-in. He's gone all in several times the past few hands, but is a solid player. Call or fold? |
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Re: Some hands for discussion
#1 I'd be the bully and push him in
#2 not raise #3 push/call |
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Re: Some hands for discussion
Why shoudnt I raise a PP 4 handed? do I wait for a raise behind me and just call?
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Re: Some hands for discussion
Don't limp PF four handed.
Raise hand 1. Fold to a push by anyone other than the Button. On the flop, definitely bet out. 2/3 pot, whatever. Second hand I like ok, I fold after his push. 3rd hand is really a pickle. I make the same raise and I THINK I fold to the push. |
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Re: Some hands for discussion
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Why shoudnt I raise a PP 4 handed? do I wait for a raise behind me and just call? [/ QUOTE ] Absolutely not. I like the raise, its not too much. You can still get out when you face that rereaise which i would do in this case, just lay it down and wait for a better spot |
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Re: Some hands for discussion
1) I generally bet the flop agressively here with the OESD and the flush redraw, 2/3rd the pot or even the pot as a bully. I agree on raising pre-flop with this hand in retrospect, which would increased your fold equity when betting out on the flop .
2) Personally I fold to the re-raise from UTG with the sixes every time. At best you're a coinflip, at worst you're dominated. I might not raise this hand as big preflop to the limper, given that you're mostly likely facing the two largest stacks at the table (the BB and the limper obviously), but maybe I'm just playing weak here. . 3) I don't like putting my tournament at risk on the bubble with AJo to someone i've earmarked as a solid player who happens to be #2 in chips. A lot of it depends if I'm more concerned about maximizing EV per hand (i.e. a online SNG where I'm playing a lot of these scenarios I push here) or if I'm more concerned about an hourly rate (i.e. B&M where this single table has taken a big chunk of my time and bubbling out is a much bigger letdown). I'd believe the push here is +EV but my instinct is to fold here and pick a better spot to risk most of my stack. |
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Re: Some hands for discussion
The call with the A-J offsuit felt like a mistake.. and it was. He shows A-Q suited.
I think it's strong as an opener, but shrinks up to any reraise. I should know I am dominated by A-K, A-Q, or any pocket pair. However, I dont want to tighten up too much on the bubble, so that what makes these hands tough. |
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