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$1 SNG - was I too aggressive?

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History with SB. He* is short stacked. Based on his stats I would say he was overly tight. But the hand prior to this he called a 2.5xBB raise from Chip leader and folded on the flop. This information led me to take the line that I took.

The question is...was my line reasonable? I have some doubts because he could be calling with good cards Pre-Flop. If his FCB was higher, then I wouldn't feel so uncomfortable, but 228 hands is such a small size that I'm wondering if I should even take the statistics into account?

Stats in this SNG (57 hands) - VPIP 11% / PFR 4% / No 3Bets / FCB 50%

Overall stats for them - Played 228 hands - VPIP 16% PFR 6% 3B 1% CB 67% FCB 56%

Pacific Poker - 100/200 Ante 20 NL - Holdem - 3 players

SB: 1,691
BB: 7,063
Hero (BTN): 4,746

3 players post ante of 20, SB posts SB 100, BB posts BB 200

Pre Flop: (pot: 360) Hero has 8♥ 9♠

Hero raises to 500, SB calls 400, fold

Flop: (1,260, 2 players) J♦ 9♦ K♣
SB checks, Hero bets 4,226 and is all-in, fold

*I don't if it is a he, she or ze, so no offence intended


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Joined: 02.09.2010

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Would pretty much always fold preflop as middle stack and SB being on such shortstack. Maybe if both are tight open is fine but I would use minraise.

Flop I would check and go form there. SB should not really have any calling range preflop but when he does call I would assume range to be broadway heavy. Meaning his range should smack this flop heavily. When he folded he probably had some A8 etc. Better likely never folding imo.


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