FFCowboy at a final table!!

[eejit101]

On Full Tilt

He just doubled with TT vs AJ.

search him, its the $3 rebuy tourney.

ffcowboy76

GL TO HIM!

[eejit101]

7 left, and our boy is in 4th, very close to this chip lead tho.

Made a good reraise bluff with 99 on Q high flop.

[eejit101]

Seriously, the guy cant lose!!!!

See attached pic

[eejit101]

Sad.

Took some sick hands to come 4th for $610.09.

He lost half his stack pushing JT on a T87 flop, Q9 called after thinking, rivered a 6.

Then pushed AK on 234 flop. 67 (the chipleader) called. calling with 67??? wtf.

Turn was a 5:(:(

Still. GG SIR!

[GloBug]

nice cash cowboy. not a bad cash at all.

[NeverWinHere]

Cood job cowboy, I know the win would have been grand, but still a nice job!

[ffcowboy76]

Sad.

Took some sick hands to come 4th for $610.09.

He lost half his stack pushing JT on a T87 flop, Q9 called after thinking, rivered a 6.

Then pushed AK on 234 flop. 67 (the chipleader) called. calling with 67??? wtf.

Turn was a 5:(:(

Still. GG SIR!

Thanks all for the support. It was a great tournament. Did it all on 1 buy in and 1 rebuy. Thanks to eejit and klink for the support at the FT. I will dig out the hand history with the AK vs 67 and see if anyone can see if I did something wrong.

[klinkman]

It certainly wasn't wrong, but one thing I like doing at FT/SnG end stages is raising between 2.5 and 3x. Instead of going to 121k like you did on the final hand, go to 90k at most. I would go to something like 82500 or something like that. The idea is, most hands that will call 120 will call 90, most that will fold will fold for both, and most that will 3-bet you will 3-bet you no matter what the amount is. Doing it like that gives you more play after the flop. Maybe your jam forcing him to call 30k more with 30k less in the pot would work then. Given that he somehow called as it is I doubt it, but hey you never know.