$3.30 6-Max 6 tables left
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$3.30 6-Max 6 tables left
Blinds: t900/t1,800 (5 Players)
BB: 81,761
UTG: 237,190
CO: 34,338
BN: 90,492 (Hero)
SB: 37,195
UTG: 237,190
CO: 34,338
BN: 90,492 (Hero)
SB: 37,195
6 tables left in the tourney, Villain has been fairly aggressive towards hero but hasn't shown down hands.
I think I completely messed this hand up, you'll see why in a second but I want to know what your opinions are about the hand overall.
I think I completely messed this hand up, you'll see why in a second but I want to know what your opinions are about the hand overall.
Preflop
(2,700)
Hero is BN with
A
T
, , ,
Flop
(10,125)
5
5
T
, , ,
I think betting isn't really accomplishing much, I was debating a check or a bet, but I ended up betting because I didn't want to give away a free card, I think his range is full of Pocket Pairs, I don't think he has that many 5's, only 65, 45, maybe A5 (I doubt he has A5, he has 3bet a decent amount which leads me to believe he is 3betting most of his Ax preflop.
In retrospect I think a check is for sure the play here, we don't get a lot of value from this bet, when we check we can induce Villain to take a stab at the pot and we can call him down, so I think I should have checked.
I think calling the check raise is okay, he might be doing this with complete air and might give up on some turns, if he's bluffing we are going to have a tough time taking this hand to showdown but it doesn't seem bad.
In retrospect I think a check is for sure the play here, we don't get a lot of value from this bet, when we check we can induce Villain to take a stab at the pot and we can call him down, so I think I should have checked.
I think calling the check raise is okay, he might be doing this with complete air and might give up on some turns, if he's bluffing we are going to have a tough time taking this hand to showdown but it doesn't seem bad.
Turn
(38,855)
5
5
T
3
,
I think here is where the big mistake is made. If I call here, I should be ready to call a river jam.
I think V tells us he's comitted to the pot, wether he has value or a bluff I don't see how he checks on any river card.
I think we are at the bottom of our range here. We have JJ-AA, 5x that are better hands to call.
Villain is representing a super narrow range, basically 5x, which I don't think there are many combos.
With these things in mind, I lean towards a fold, or at least if we are calling here we call all rivers.
I think V tells us he's comitted to the pot, wether he has value or a bluff I don't see how he checks on any river card.
I think we are at the bottom of our range here. We have JJ-AA, 5x that are better hands to call.
Villain is representing a super narrow range, basically 5x, which I don't think there are many combos.
With these things in mind, I lean towards a fold, or at least if we are calling here we call all rivers.
River
(78,487)
5
5
T
3
7
,
Not much to say, I think if we call and we are wrong we are done, and if we fold we still have some room to manoeuvre so I decided to fold. I don't think he is bluffing here super often but I think he can for sure make the bluff.
Final Pot
BB wins 78,487
So let me know what you guys think, I'm starting to play some MTT's and I'd like to hear opinions from more experienced players!
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On the river and on that runout, you definitely have to call, you need to be good about 25% of the time to breakeven (ignoring icm), since he seems like an aggressive player, we're not worried about JJ+ when he just calls preflop, so his value hands are solely 5x and possibly some Tx with good kickers. I don't think it makes a lot of sense to checkraise a 5 on a 55Tr flop very often, we're also beating all his Tx and air. I think were good enough here to justify a call on the river.
Sometimes it is your time to go in a tournament, being deep against aggressive players sucks because certain spots tend to have more $ variance, even if sometimes we are beat here, we still have to go with it imo.
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