I don't like the shove either for all the reasons stated above, especially when all three of players in the pot have you covered. No way the shove is going to get them all to fold and you are easily dominated when they do.
Final Table Hand, is this Ben approved? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Anthony Martino
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Anthony Martino
Royal Flush
It's all good. Flop was T86 with one of my suit, turn a K, river an Ace
I had a blast and made some moves outside my normal comfort zone
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Anthony Martino
Royal Flush
The guy who busted me wound up winning the whole thing and recently added me on social media. I ran my thought process by him, here's his response:
What a donk, reshoving with AK. He obviously has never played with you before.
DrStrange
4 of a Kind
Just got back to town a few minutes ago. . . .
I am not a skilled tournament player. Lots of others here have better expertise.
I hesitate to rate this not knowing hero's table image, Hero's skill level vs the field and the villains' images. You really need to know that a villain can fold before trying to bluff him. You also need to know no one is short enough to be priced into a call. (which I think might be true, though Hero's M is less than 8, so we are close to all in or fold time.)
My opinion is fold ~= jam >> raise >>> call. KJs has all sorts of rio risks post flop. Let's not do that. Make all the decisions preflop. Hero can't afford to play a single hand of fit/fold poker with the stack he has left. That means hero can't be seduced by "pot odds" in this situation. Fold, or go for broke in my opinion.
Hero is closing in on desperation time. As it is, all the dead money in the pot makes for a juicy prize. I could absolutely see someone stick around with pocket fives in the small blind if everyone else folds. That isn't so bad, Hero needs to et lucky sometime.
If Hero feels he has a skill advantage, I'd fold. If hero feels he needs some luck to beat the better field, the jam and hope for the best.
I am not a skilled tournament player. Lots of others here have better expertise.
I hesitate to rate this not knowing hero's table image, Hero's skill level vs the field and the villains' images. You really need to know that a villain can fold before trying to bluff him. You also need to know no one is short enough to be priced into a call. (which I think might be true, though Hero's M is less than 8, so we are close to all in or fold time.)
My opinion is fold ~= jam >> raise >>> call. KJs has all sorts of rio risks post flop. Let's not do that. Make all the decisions preflop. Hero can't afford to play a single hand of fit/fold poker with the stack he has left. That means hero can't be seduced by "pot odds" in this situation. Fold, or go for broke in my opinion.
Hero is closing in on desperation time. As it is, all the dead money in the pot makes for a juicy prize. I could absolutely see someone stick around with pocket fives in the small blind if everyone else folds. That isn't so bad, Hero needs to et lucky sometime.
If Hero feels he has a skill advantage, I'd fold. If hero feels he needs some luck to beat the better field, the jam and hope for the best.
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