Keyser Soze

I agree with you. And yes he was from Russia :P I call the flop bet and see 6d on turn. And he jams. What now? I have 25BB if I fold. What bluff does he have? Only semibluff? AKdd maybe?

Hey guys! 

I added you all on Skype. I think this can be very educational for us. Of course we can arrange time for general discussion on Skype. But I also believe that its important to look at specific situations and hand history from MTTs. It`s always good to get constructive criticism from others. And I also think that we get better ourselves by putting words on the knowledge we have. 

I have a pretty busy life outside of poker but I promise I'll try to answer as fast as I can to the questions I get.

Cheers

This looks interesting! I have never been in a Skype group before but definitely need some people to discuss poker with. My Skype is: Reka-1986

The guy in BB only had 9.5 BB left. So Espen is risking less than 20% of his stack. And the BB will call many worse aces. 

True! Ty! U2! :)

I definitely think I have a big edge one the final 10 players, so in that case this maybe a fold. But I just hate too make a big laydown just to see a worse hand win! :P 

Final results for the actual hand.

UTG: Q10o BN: Thinks for 40-50 sec and jams AKss. I lose to both hands. 

Thanks for the reply Raphael! 

I think the same as you if this was a "normal" shove from UTG. However, experience from similar situations in tournaments under $ 50 is that players who have just lost a big pot jams almost all aces down to A4s / A5o when they have around 10BB left. 

The reason I'm thinking more on the hand after the turny is if any of the four players behind me wake up with a hand, three of the four players left to act is covering me in chips. Is it than too much too jam 31BB over the open shove? Or am I just overthinking the situation?