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180man FT A5

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centist
Joined: 27.08.2009

15$ 180man final table
Button unknown, good player at some tracking site.

My thought here was to put some icm pressure.

PokerStars - $13.77+$1.23|1000/2000 Ante 200 NL - Holdem - 7 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

UTG+1: 19,508.00
MP: 17,659.00
CO: 24,322.00
BTN: 62,077.00
Hero (SB): 74,340.00
BB: 51,446.00
UTG: 20,648.00

UTG+1 posts ante 200.00, MP posts ante 200.00, CO posts ante 200.00, BTN posts ante 200.00, Hero posts ante 200.00, BB posts ante 200.00, UTG posts ante 200.00, Hero posts SB 1,000.00, BB posts BB 2,000.00

Pre Flop: (4400.00) Hero has A♣ 5♦

fold, fold, fold, fold, BTN raises to 4,000.00, Hero raises to 9,500.00, fold, BTN calls 5,500.00

Flop: (22400.00, 2 players) 3♣ 4♠ Q♣
Hero bets 11,111.00, BTN calls 11,111.00

Turn: (44622.00, 2 players) A♦
Hero checks, BTN bets 16,000.00, Hero calls 16,000.00

River: (76622.00, 2 players) A♠
Hero checks, BTN bets 25,266.00 and is all-in, Hero calls 25,266.00


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Hi,

Likely 10,5k would give you more fold equity pre-flop.
Postflop is standard. If you want you can also take c/rai line on turn. Since I´m not sure he would shove his flushdraws and you´re taking c/c line any river you likely get stacked by better hands. But if player seems shove happy then c/c turn, c/c any river is perfectly fine line to take

best regards,


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

Despite the ICM spot this is a really bad hand to 3bet from the smallblind. I like Kaitz' postflop thinking. As for sizing: I think preflop sizing is about right, 10k is slightly better, 10.5k unnecessarily big with our shallow stacksizes. I'd size flop on the smaller side. I think 8-9k is enough here.


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