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Early Tournament Play with Marginal Hand
Dealer: Hand #38376848
Dealer: Toowong posts the small blind of 15 Dealer: All In Texas posts the big blind of 30 Dealer: You have been dealt [Qh As] Dealer: DOTEYE calls 30 Dealer: RacerX16 folds Dealer: hawkeyejr folds Dealer: HERO raises to 80 Dealer: Aly Oops folds Dealer: LUMAN calls 80 Dealer: Soweto RSA folds Dealer: Toowong folds Dealer: All In Texas has 15 seconds left to act Dealer: All In Texas folds Dealer: DOTEYE calls 50 Dealer: The flop is [5c 7s Qd] Dealer: DOTEYE bets 30 Dealer: HERO raises to 90 Dealer: LUMAN calls 90 Dealer: DOTEYE raises to 150 Dealer: HERO calls 60 Dealer: LUMAN calls 60 Dealer: The turn is [Kd] Dealer: DOTEYE bets 735 Dealer: HERO folds Dealer: LUMAN folds Dealer: Uncalled bet of 735 returned to DOTEYE Dealer: DOTEYE mucks Dealer: DOTEYE wins the pot (735) Did I make the right play here? I'm pretty convinced that UTG flopped a set. Am I being too weak here? |
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Re: Early Tournament Play with Marginal Hand
The flop raise is weak.
There's almost 300 in the pot if I count correctly and raising to 90 isn't going to get anyone off the hand who's been dancing along so far. AQ looks pretty good to me in that spot and I'm gonna charge my opponents the price of the pot or close to it to see a turn card. As it is, if you're going to raise to 90 and UTG is going to make a ridiculous min. re-raise I'm coming over the top most of the time. By not showing strength on the flop, you invited him to take the pot away on the turn with a real bet, which is what he did. I don't see anything wrong with taking TPTK all the way in a standard online tourney early in the game. Sure, they have a set sometimes, but you'd be amazed how often QJ/QK/QT and, like A7, pays you off. Shane |
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Re: Early Tournament Play with Marginal Hand
Thanks for the reply.
quick update in case anyone cares: 85 people entered this tourney. At the break, I'm currently 3rd of 44. |
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