Bad call or unlucky situation?
Posted by Andreas Rasmussen
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Andreas Rasmussen
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Bad call or unlucky situation?
Blinds: t15/t30 (8 Players)
UTG: 1,488
MP: 1,438
UTG+1: 1,458
MP+1: 1,849
CO: 1,808
BN: 2,874 (Hero)
SB: 2,946
BB: 1,488
MP: 1,438
UTG+1: 1,458
MP+1: 1,849
CO: 1,808
BN: 2,874 (Hero)
SB: 2,946
BB: 1,488
Preflop
(45)
Hero is BN with
9
A
, , , , , ,
So I decide to call because the MP and CO are very loose players. However, I think it might be too loose of a call.
Flop
(848)
9
Q
8
, , ,
I call with hopes of drawing the nut flush.
Turn
(1,696)
9
Q
8
9
, ,
Turn comes a nine which gives me trips, a draw to a full house and the nut flush draw. CO bets and I decide to rip it in.
River
(5,008)
9
Q
8
9
4
Final Pot
CO
wins and shows a straight, Eight to Queen.
BN lost and shows three of a kind, Nines.
CO wins 3,942
BN lost and shows three of a kind, Nines.
CO wins 3,942
In the end, river is a brick and I busted the tournament.
Is it possible to get away from this situation on the flop and the turn? Maybe I should have called the turn bet instead of reraising?
Also, do you think it is too wide to call this hand on the button when a loose player raises this big?
This is my first time trying this hand history thing, so don't hold back your tips :)
Also, I am a new player, this hand is from a $1.5 sit'n'go on PokerStars.
Any tips are tricks for a new player are much appreciated.
Ty in advance :)
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