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75s Early Stages of a Tourney

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Arabadjiev
Joined: 26.06.2008

Hi,

How do you deal with spots like this?
Would like to understand your view for each street.
The big bling is nit.

No Limit Holdem Tournament
8889 Players
Hand Conversion Powered by WeakTight Poker Hand History Converter
Stacks:
UTG Player2 (4,427) 111bb
UTG+1 Player3 (10,338) 258bb
MP1 Hero (10,194) 255bb
MP2 Player5 (4,903) 123bb
MP3 Player6 (4,846) 121bb
CO Player7 (4,912) 123bb
BTN Player9 (6,504) 163bb
SB Player10 (4,948) 124bb
BB Player1 (4,480) 112bbBlinds: 20/40 Ante 4
Pre-Flop: (96, 9 players) Hero is MP1 5♠ 7♠

2 folds, Hero raises to 125, 5 folds, Player1 raises to 360, Hero calls 235

Flop: 6♥ 3♠ 7♦ (776, 2 players)
Player1 bets 388, Hero calls 388
Turn: 5♣ (1,552, 2)
Player1 bets 825, Hero calls 825
River: 3♦ (3,202, 2)
Player1 bets 1,601, Hero folds
Final Pot: 4,803
Player1 wins 6,404 (net +3,226)
Hero lost 1,577


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Dominik12345
Joined: 24.12.2014

Why do you open-raise with 57s?


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

I would not open this hand or you play on a very tight table and then I would fold against his 3bet for sure against a tight player. As played I would shove the turn for value most of the time, because I don’t think he would 3bet 44 and you are most of the time against an over pair here and is the river a clear fold if you call the turn.

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SDK1987


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samni
Joined: 06.08.2009

If the big blind is a nit, you always fold to his decent sized 3-bet. You won't flop big enough often enough to make it profitable. As played I would just flat the turn to keep his bluffs in (and not scare away overcards) but then you hit the ugliest river in history and you have to fold because you lose to all overpairs aswell now.
Ps: you can definately openraise 57s if the players behind you aren't too maniac likely to start 3betting. It's a hand that flops pretty well and plays fairly easy postflop.


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