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I should add if flop went check check then my intention was to check again unless hit AK or flush.
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Do you think the pre flop bet was too small to represent a monster by check raising?
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I think raise size is pretty standard and i raise to that with AA or 78 if play them in the hand. I dont want to define my hand by raise size hence tend to try and keep this equalish between 2.5 and 3 BB with big hands and cack.
Not sure if this is what you mean or whether you think i should say raise 2-3* his bet on flop which in effect puts me all in? |
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Well, the way a lot play a smaller bet represents a weaker hand. I think in his postion I'm likely calling there also. I can see your thought process, but checking the flop could mean you've missed it, the all in could be overpair, but decent chance of flush draw or missed AK etc also so he has to call imo.
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I don't think it matters much how it was played. Neither player is folding that flop. I would just bet and call.
Note - Only read HH and not the post. |
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*overpair = higher pair than his, not just higher than the board.
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Suddes.
I think you're over thinking this hand mate. The whole hand is pretty standard as played. You are a favourite on that flop against Queens Jacks and Tens, which was the read that you correctly had, and only in bad but not terrible shape against Aces. And as you have AK then this limits the chances of him having Aces or Kings. This is a good spot for you to double up, you need to win these races, but that flop means you're never getting away from it once he bets. UL mate. :) |
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cheers JPJ and indeed was slight fav.
Guess when have not had a result for a while you over analyse. |
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Although JPJ any thing further to think about when gap between 54th and 9th is so narrow? or the top prizes make this a must play for stacks hand?
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You simply have to stick your *****in here with 2 overs and the flush draw. Out of interest why do you raise between 2.5 and 3bb? I have been lowering my raising amounts as a mtt goes on. For example in this case I would've probably raised to something like 2975
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big antes you get called with that size more frequent, fine if your good post flop.
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ah I'm not really lol
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hence why i made comment !!!
You should prob make it slighly more |
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ps. comment based on 1 live game only !!!
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The money would play no part in my decision at 'this' stage mate.
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ok ty sir appreciated.
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as an experienced player how is this even a thread!!! mtts= u play to WIN! obv in any format of the game anything 100bb and under is a no brainer get it all in!
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and becton i wud make it 6bb preflop cause u cant play postflop HTH ;)
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spackers fair enough.
About 9 months ago in same tourney i folded AK on final table to a reraise and got similar fedback. |
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Nothing to see here, all played fine imo
ul gg |
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seems pretty standard to me - i fold ur hand in that situation 0% of the time
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Looks like you became pot-committed too soon soap - a novice error imho.
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Come on soapy dont ever worry about getting it in on the flop with the nuts :) You dont need me to tell you not to think results orientated ;)
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