So what do you think?

Well Pre-Flop it was perfect. He called so he probably didn't have AA, KK , AK. After the flop, well the all in makes calling with a flush draw or a straight draw a bad decision. He could've called with a medium pair 99 - 66.

I believe you were unlucky but i wouldn't go all in with that flop.

That's a scary flop. I would thread lightly. While you are winning pre-flop since he didn't re-raise, you should be carefull when the board pairs.

Considering the type of the tournament and blind level, it's super easy stackoff, although I wouldn't shove the flop but valuebet ~3/5 pot instead. Then call the shove, or shove the raise of course.
Anyway, you wouldn't have posted this hand if villain showed up with A8, would you? Just a classic beat, not much you can do here.

It seems goin gall in was a bad decision.

Bliausmas posted
Considering the type of the tournament and blind level, it's super easy stackoff, although I wouldn't shove the flop but valuebet ~3/5 pot instead. Then call the shove, or shove the raise of course.
Anyway, you wouldn't have posted this hand if villain showed up with A8, would you? Just a classic beat, not much you can do here.

If he showed A8 i might inderstand what he did but K7? This is what's bothering me. Was it a good call pre-flop by him? I don't think it was. In the end i asked him how could he call with that hand and he simply replied, "you weren't all in".

But it shouldn't seem like that. That's called a cooler - when you correctly put all your stack in the middle, but it appears that your opponent already has you beat.
And I wouldn't recommend to question motives of stupid plays by stupid opponents. Yeah, this time he called your raise with 1/7 of his stack with possibly dominated trash hand with a hope to "hit the flop" (just brilliant...) and got lucky, but majority of the time you're gonna crush such a stupid plays, when he calls your shove on the flop with pair of 7, or gutshot. The best antidote against idiots is constant value betting.

Bliausmas posted
But it shouldn't seem like that. That's called a cooler - when you correctly put all your stack in the middle, but it appears that your opponent already has you beat.
And I wouldn't recommend to question motives of stupid plays by stupid opponents. Yeah, this time he called your raise with 1/7 of his stack with possibly dominated trash hand with a hope to "hit the flop" (just brilliant...) and got lucky, but majority of the time you're gonna crush such a stupid plays, when he calls your shove on the flop with pair of 7, or gutshot. The best antidote against idiots is constant value betting.

Couldn't agree more.

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