If I were a poker coach and my student made such a play against an unknown, I would slap him.
However, this was a special situation: My opponent was a very well known fish-reg. The fish-reg has the following stats over 2.4k hands:
- RFI from BU: 64
- fold BU to resteal: 91
Especially at the bubble, this fish-reg usually plays extremely loose. In this spot I actually put him on a 100% raising range.
If I adjust the ranges in SNG wiz conservatively and give him an opening range of only 64% (although, as I explained, I think he is wider in this spot) and a calling range of 27%, SNG wiz still recommends to reshove any suited queen (equity difference for Q2s: 0,29%).
Sometimes the donkeys unfortunately happen to have a hand (like in this case), but after all I think I still like my play considering the specific reads and stats I had about this opponent.
What do you think about the hand?
Pacific No-Limit Hold'em Tournament, 100/200 Blinds (4 Spieler) - Pacific Converter Tool from http://de.flopturnriver.com/Hand-Converter.php
UTG (t4,200)
Button (t4,512)
SB (t2,955)
Hero (BB) (t1,833)
Hero's M: 6.11
Preflop: Hero ist BB mit 2
, Q
1 fold, Button raises t400, 1 fold, Hero raises t1,613, Button calls t1,413
Flop: (t3,726) 8
, 9
, 10 (2 Spieler)
Turn: (t3,726) 4
(2 Spieler)
River: (t3,726) 6 (2 Spieler)
Gesamt Pot: t3,726
Ergebnisse :
Spoiler
Button hat A
, K (high card, Ace).
Hero hat 2, Q (high card, Queen).
Ergebnis: Button gewinnt t3,806
