Hand from 3 dollar rebuy.

We just got into the money. This table seems to be aggressive regulars, all of whom shown they were capable of reshipping near the bubble.

PokerStars Game #29721991101: Tournament #173018960, $3.00+$0.30 Hold'em No Limit - Level XV (1000/2000) - 2009/06/24 4:39:34 ET
Table '173018960 29' 6-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: miguelinho33 (35597 in chips)
Seat 2: DAVIDPAUL777 (22266 in chips)
Seat 3: imexsantana (35336 in chips)
Seat 4: Russia55 (29347 in chips)
Seat 5: klinkyrules (23693 in chips)
Seat 6: Sharrrmona (32370 in chips)
miguelinho33: posts the ante 200
DAVIDPAUL777: posts the ante 200
imexsantana: posts the ante 200
Russia55: posts the ante 200
klinkyrules: posts the ante 200
Sharrrmona: posts the ante 200
klinkyrules: posts small blind 1000
Sharrrmona: posts big blind 2000
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to klinkyrules [Qs Qd]
miguelinho33: folds
DAVIDPAUL777: folds
imexsantana: folds
Russia55: folds
klinkyrules: calls 1000 The BB had raised over my limp before, I expected him to do it again with anything reasonable
Sharrrmona: checks
*** FLOP *** [Kh 4c 2d]
klinkyrules: bets 4000 My logic here is to try and figure out where I stand, I think I'm good most of the time, but he might just check K-rag
Sharrrmona: calls 4000
*** TURN *** [Kh 4c 2d] [Ks]
klinkyrules: bets 17493 and is all-in Straight up jam for value. He'd raise almost any king at some point before now I think, and he might call if he hit the 4 or has something like 66 that he decided not to raise pre-flop.
Sharrrmona: calls 17493

Spoiler

*** RIVER *** [Kh 4c 2d Ks] [Ah]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
klinkyrules: shows [Qs Qd] (two pair, Kings and Queens)
Sharrrmona: shows [Th Kd] (three of a kind, Kings) Or I could be wrong!
Sharrrmona collected 48186 from pot
klinkyrules [observer] said, "damn"
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 48186 | Rake 0
Board [Kh 4c 2d Ks Ah]
Seat 1: miguelinho33 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 2: DAVIDPAUL777 folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 3: imexsantana folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 4: Russia55 (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: klinkyrules (small blind) showed [Qs Qd] and lost with two pair, Kings and Queens
Seat 6: Sharrrmona (big blind) showed [Th Kd] and won (48186) with three of a kind, Kings

ouch so sorry dude. Better luck next time. :) I hate when that happens.

Always some off suit chaser lurking in the bushes. :grin:

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Originally Posted by Manhater

ouch so sorry dude. Better luck next time. :) I hate when that happens.

Always some off suit chaser lurking in the bushes. :grin:

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Firstly, wtf are you on about???


Secondly - In a blind vs blind situation, id prefer a min raise than a limp. He will push over both if he pushes a limp i figure, plus its just better equity wise.


With an M of about 7 here, do you not feel your a bit short stcked to be making assumption bsed plays?


And what do you do if the turn is a 2.

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Originally Posted by eejit101

Firstly, wtf are you on about???


Secondly - In a blind vs blind situation, id prefer a min raise than a limp. He will push over both if he pushes a limp i figure, plus its just better equity wise.


With an M of about 7 here, do you not feel your a bit short stcked to be making assumption bsed plays?


And what do you do if the turn is a 2.

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Knowing me, I stack off if the turn is a 2 or 4 lol. And you are right about being to short to make an assumption based play here.

I thought I played this pretty bad but I wasn't sure where.

I do like the move given your read, id just rather make it with 10k more chips.

it seems like you have a read on the guy but i think you could of survived in the tourney........let me check the spoiler

he got you from the flop!!! you had a read on him but he actually had a had this time, or conncect with the flop.

you could of raised him preflop and you might have taken a samll pot!!!

I haven't looked at the spoiler yet, but here is what I think.

With the preflop limp you allow him to enter with no idea of what he has. On the flop when you lead out and he calls, I would start to get concerned. With the turn pairing the board and being top pair, I would almost consider either check/fold or a check/call. You can assume he doesn't have the K, but you also have to assume he might. You have no knowledge of where he stands based on the preflop action.

I think at least a min raise, if not a 3x the bb raise with your action preflop. If he folds you pickup a smaller pot, but you still have all of your chips. If he calls, you can start to put him on a better range and act accordingly on the flop.

IMO youre just not deep enough to justify playing so tricky.

Personally I open shove here any 2 all the time here, but with my normal image an open shove = very wide range (in fact I open shove in this spot every single hand except for premium hands......but I sometimes shove those also depending on what his call range is imo)

Im assuming you have a tightish image in which case I would try to make a raise that looked like he had decent fold equity to induce a reship.

This limp would only come out of my arsenal if a well known aggro pro was in BB, and I was an unknown donk to him, because I know he shipping almost any 2 on me.