Straight 15 December 2009 02:09 h
Bartja1 Registered at 2009-11-02 Posts: 133	PokerStars Game #36717418568: Tournament #222064629, $10.00+$0.80 USD Hold'em No Limit - Level II (15/30) - 2009/12/15 11:00:13 CET [2009/12/15 5:00:13 ET] Table '222064629 1' 10-max Seat #4 is the button Seat 1: saildutch (2285 in chips) is sitting out Seat 2: ioyoma (455 in chips) Seat 3: Bartja1 (2860 in chips) Seat 4: Play2Make19 (1380 in chips) Seat 5: peternow (1295 in chips) Seat 6: MacSexy (1355 in chips) Seat 7: Corner1000 (1215 in chips) Seat 8: REAPER000666 (2275 in chips) Seat 10: Relo10 (1880 in chips) peternow: posts small blind 15 MacSexy: posts big blind 30 HOLE CARDS Dealt to Bartja1 Corner1000: folds REAPER000666: calls 30 Relo10: folds saildutch: folds ioyoma: calls 30 Bartja1 : raises 90 to 120 Play2Make19: folds peternow: calls 105 MacSexy: folds REAPER000666: folds ioyoma: folds FLOP * peternow: checks Bartja1*: bets 210 peternow: raises 965 to 1175 and is all-in this is a double up or nothing 1 table touranament .. i've been really aggressive with the PF raising and CBetting since i have a decent stack. this shorty rather had enough of the crap and shoves it in .. what to do? first 5 get payed
Moderator 15 December 2009 07:50 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	you need to put in 965 for a 2650 pot, so you need 965/2650=36.5% equity, you have this unless he has a set, but vs his whole range you definitely good since you are crushing a lower FD or an OESD Not sure how a double or nothing tournament works, the structure of the tournament might disfavor calling as chips won are worth less than chips lost, but I think in this case you `re getting enough edge and if you lose you still have a decent stack
Flush 15 December 2009 08:09 h
whateverman Registered at 2009-08-01 Posts: 347	If hes pushing the flop after calling the pre raise I have to give him credit for a king. Beacausse of the structure Im folding this one. If you call and dont hit a diomond you are back on bubble. When I play these Double up tournies I find that when you get a good stack you can be alot more selective and always cash by folding these types of close callls
Three of a Kind 15 December 2009 10:49 h
NobleTruths Registered at 2009-10-30 Posts: 61	9 left, pays 5. one sitting out, hoping to fold to the money. you fold now, you are still chip leader. you call and lose, its a battle to get paid. i would fold. in a regular SNG, this is an instant call.
Poker Pro 17 December 2009 12:04 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	Don't like the reraise preflop with these stacksizes. Survival is more important here, so you're playing too agressive. As played you have to call, you have a great hand.
Poker Pro 17 December 2009 12:07 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	If there were only 6 left it might have been different though. You could find a fold depending on stacksizes of you and your opponents and how high the blinds are. In this case, if you don't want to call all-in here, you should have thought about this before you put the 3bet in preflop.
Moderator 17 December 2009 17:58 h
Japmaster Registered at 2006-06-12 Posts: 2082	he didnt 3bet preflop
Poker Pro 18 December 2009 06:26 h
maestroB Registered at 2005-12-08 Posts: 1889	lol I see hmm, I think you should raise smaller preflop then and on the flop

: raises 90 to 120 Play2Make19: folds peternow: calls 105 MacSexy: folds REAPER000666: folds ioyoma: folds

FLOP

: raises 90 to 120
Play2Make19: folds
peternow: calls 105
MacSexy: folds
REAPER000666: folds
ioyoma: folds