Unfortunately, my chiplead at the final table didn't hold up as I busted out in 4th place in the Mookie (but with plenty of scalps earned along the way). I'll do a longer recap tomorrow, but for now I'll just put up a couple of screenshots.
And that was one sick bustout hand where I used position and a big flop raise to try to get my opponent to fold ... and failed. K-high busted draw is good. Poor result ... but I got her to put it all in with a bare draw against my range of hands which is way, way ahead ... so I like my play even if it didn't work out. I guess I need to borrow this phrase to summarize my feelings on this.Full Tilt Poker, NL Hold'em Tournament, 600/1,200 Blinds, 150 Ante, 4 Players
SB: 43,314
BB: 20,323
UTG: 59,801
Hero (BTN): 32,562
Pre-Flop: (2,400) 9
7 dealt to Hero (BTN)UTG raises to 3,050, Hero calls 3,050, SB folds
Flop: (8,500) Q
5 3
(2 Players)UTG bets 4,800, Hero raises to 16,000, UTG raises to 56,601 and is All-In, Hero calls 13,362 and is All-In
Turn: (67,224) 4
(2 Players - 1 is All-In)River: (67,224) Q
(2 Players - 1 is All-In)Results: 67,224 Pot
UTG showed K
6 (a pair of Queens) and WON 67,224 (+34,662 NET)Hero showed 9
7 (a pair of Queens) and LOST (-32,562 NET)
5 comments:
Courtesy double up maybe?
Ummmm ummmm...
Aggro-donk on Aggro-donk violence is not pretty.
LOLOL. you're right that you have a very wide range, which is why i'm never folding second nut flush draw to you, but i definitely wasn't expecting you to call an utg raise w/ 97s. awesome.
60% of pot = big raise?
Good to now.
lucko, I figured my raise obviously commits my stack to the pot, and it makes my bluff more believable, because that's exactly how I would play my big hands. Shoving looks much weaker to a lot of players ...
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