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Just came 3rd in Stars $162 and unsure over the final hand.
pokerstars Game #42917461973: Tournament #307011251, $150+$12 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level XXVIII (4000/8000) - 2010/04/20 14:07:33 NZT [2010/04/19 22:07:33 ET]
Table '307011251 21' 9-max Seat #8 is the button
Seat 2: mincentattie (289972 in chips)
Seat 4: xalkidas (1169905 in chips)
Seat 8: Vera15 (151123 in chips)
mincentattie: posts the ante 1000
xalkidas: posts the ante 1000
Vera15: posts the ante 1000
mincentattie: posts small blind 4000
xalkidas: posts big blind 8000
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to mincentattie [6c 6d]
Vera15: folds
mincentattie: raises 11500 to 19500
xalkidas: raises 1149405 to 1168905 and is all-in
mincentattie: calls 269472 and is all-in
Uncalled bet (879933) returned to xalkidas
*** FLOP *** [9s Th Td]
*** TURN *** [9s Th Td] [Jd]
*** RIVER *** [9s Th Td Jd] [7d]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
mincentattie: shows [6c 6d] (two pair, Tens and Sixes)
xalkidas: shows [Kc 8s] (a straight, Seven to Jack)
xalkidas collected 580944 from pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 580944 | Rake 0
Board [9s Th Td Jd 7d]
Seat 2: mincentattie (small blind) showed [6c 6d] and lost with two pair, Tens and Sixes
Seat 4: xalkidas (big blind) showed [Kc 8s] and won (580944) with a straight, Seven to Jack
Seat 8: Vera15 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Is this an ICM disaster?
Payouts:
$15304
$11277
$8256
I've had people telling me i should have open shoved and others saying i should have limp shoved. If i limp and he shoves do i call?
Never played with each other before today. Today we 3 and 4 bet each other a few times in the final few tables, nothing major. I doubled through him at the FT jamming KTo for 15bbs on his raise beating his AQ (maybe 45mins before this hand).
Thanks. -
it's a great play by him....he's got a monster chip lead over you two, and knows you should only be calling with a monster...I'd probably fold in this spot with a "ughh"...you know that no matter what you're probably flipping...
edit: I think you played the hand fine...but you should just fold to that shove... -
dont understand why you'd open shove.
i'd r/c like you did (not really expecting him to jam tho).
if i raised n he 3b, i'd jam.
his shove is awful, ul. -
welp.
what would you do chris? -
his shove def isnt awful tho it isnt something i ever do.
its waaay too many chips to open jam. he's obv beasting the tourney.....so ya clearly he d have some a5's and a6's in here too.......def some smaller pairs too. r/c is prob optimal
I mean there are times when i can find the fold button maybe but not here. ul -
englightenment.
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seems bout right
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too lazy to do numbers but icm probably says fold
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This is a really shitty spot. I am no ICM expert but I think calling here is really really awful. You only gain ~$1200 in equity when you double and lose around ~$2900 when you lose.
All options are really terrible, if he is super active open folding is probably best but if not raise/folding is fine. Limping also works if he isnt going to shove a ton of the time after your limp. -
it all depends on dynamics. if you think ur the best player, then i would fold, because i think about 95% of the time ur raising or behind(mainly racing), 5% at most he has like a6 or less, or a weak king or something.
if the cl is raising a lot and u think u can jam on him plenty and chip up, then id say fold. if the cl is snapping off with any face and such, id prob just call because ur gonna get in this situation eventually.
if u think theres no way your going to win tho, then either ship because neither will call without a monster, or raise fold, or just fold, and basically work with the chip leader to chip down the short stack, and then u still have a small chance to come back heads up and win.
if it was me, i prob overship being that the small stack is in the big blind. i dont hate a raise call either, u win the race, u got a chance to win. -
agree w/ quietwinner about looking at your overall situation and assessing if you can chip up later more easily or if you'll eventually find this spot anyways. Given the hh and minimal reads you have i'd likely fold and look for that better spot. Not to be results oriented, but given his reshove w/ K8 looks like we could find a pretty decent spot later if he's going to be this active...
edit: I think this spot is super close either way. seems like given stack sizes you're going to have to pick a spot fairly quickly before you get too short and CL runs away with the win. -
i would limp shove here i think in this spot since hes gunna prolly raise all his bbs given the other guys stack. As played tho i dont mind a call since ur going for the win, it just sucks here since most of his "air jammin" range ur flippin against, but i think there is still quite a bit of hands u dominate so I dont mind the call, but ye im limp shoving here.
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do u post this hand if you win the coinflip?
aside form that , id bet that acc. to icm its a fold, but fk icm
r/c seems fine, cause im assumimg villains 3ball is crushed by 66 -
I see nothing wrong with raise/call
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