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$1.50 6max hyper ATs

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NIVEKii
Joined: 01.01.2009

Literally first hand of the hyper. At this moment I'm putting him on top pair or a small overpair like 88-99. TT+ he'd have 3betted or shipped pre imo. The hand is 4-way, so I'm reading the openshove as an attempt to put others from draws.

Second hyper 6max ever for me though, so please enlighten me with regards to my thoughtprocess.

No Limit Holdem Tournament
PokerStars
6 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by weaktight.com
$1.40+$0.10

Stacks:
UTG (498) 25bb
NIVEKii (UTG+1) (498) 25bb
CO (540) 27bb
BTN (488) 24bb
SB (478) 24bb
BB (498) 25bb

Blinds: 10/20 Ante 2

Pre-Flop: (42, 6 players) NIVEKii is UTG+1 10:club: A♣
1 fold, NIVEKii raises to 45, CO calls 45, 1 fold, SB calls 35, BB calls 25

Flop: 4♣ 3♦ 7♣ (192, 4 players)
SB checks, BB goes all-in 451, NIVEKii goes all-in 451, 1 fold, SB folds

Turn: 7♦ (1,094, 2 players, 2 all-in)

River: J♣ (1,094, 2 players, 2 all-in)

Final Pot: 1,094


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pbijvoet
Joined: 30.10.2009

I think your thought process is pretty accurate. The call is on the edge. I think the openshove is a TP maybe even 2nd pair. Sets he would just c-bet to get more value. I believe his shove with such cards is pretty good because of the huge pot in the middle and the cards aren't hitting the calling ranges hard.


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NIVEKii
Joined: 01.01.2009

If it were a bet and not a shove, I could have shoved my stack into his bet, possibly (since villain is total unknown) making him fold his 2nd pair or weak draws kind of hands. I would have liked that line better than the one I posted here. Thoughts on that?


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pbijvoet
Joined: 30.10.2009

A bet like 1/2 to 3/4 potsize on a 4-way flop looks super strong, so with a shove over a such a bet you're only way out is to hit that flush so 9 outs.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Good call. Most of time we have flush outs and top pair outs versus his shove. Even if he has like K7 we have over 50% equity. From cEV we need 41.2%. With ICM tax it does go up to something like 44-45%. With two overs and nut flush draw we get that always versus his range. Especially when villain rarely shove most premium hands in this spot.

If someone calls from behind it will basically just get us more value.


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