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  1. obviosuly, based on the result, i should have raised, my question is, with 3 people left in the 20-180, is it a good decision to raise, will i be called more often by a hand im beating than by a hand that is beating me...i found it to be a tough spot, not sure if my way of thinking was correct...will post the results, after some feedback is given...

    pokerstars Game #16176860821: Tournament #81878656, $20+$2 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVI (2000/4000) - 2008/03/22 - 21:06:38 (ET)
    Table '81878656 16' 9-max Seat #3 is the button
    Seat 3: AAKK_Gambler (52149 in chips)
    Seat 8: GoldenboyTL (132862 in chips)
    Seat 9: Ynenk03 (84989 in chips)
    AAKK_Gambler: posts the ante 400
    GoldenboyTL: posts the ante 400
    Ynenk03: posts the ante 400
    GoldenboyTL: posts small blind 2000
    Ynenk03: posts big blind 4000
    *** HOLE CARDS ***
    Dealt to Ynenk03 [7h 4s]
    AAKK_Gambler: folds
    GoldenboyTL: calls 2000
    Ynenk03: checks
    *** FLOP *** [9s 5d 7s]
    GoldenboyTL: checks
    Ynenk03: checks
    *** TURN *** [9s 5d 7s] [3h]
    GoldenboyTL: bets 8000
    Ynenk03: calls 8000
    *** RIVER *** [9s 5d 7s 3h] [7d]
    GoldenboyTL: bets 16000
    Ynenk03: calls 16000
     
  2. its 3 handed so calling requirements don't have to be all that high... any 9 would probably call a raise and possibly even a 5 here.. there were a lot of draws that could of missed you so from the other person perspective you may be bluffing a good percentage of your range so may value w/ any pair. though much of this depends on table dynamics and what you think the villian is capable of
     
  3. none a raise is terrible against most imo

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