Joined: Feb '08
Location: Sweden
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for a time ago i played a sit n go tournament. 2 players were in the pot before me 4x big and i got Kn-10 suit i called, then the flop came 8-Kn-3 off i raised 70% of the pot one player folded and the other went all-in i thought it was a bluff so i called. Did i do a misstake or not?
the player had a-q and got a ace on the river so i went out of the tournament.
Joined: Dec '07
Location: Slovakia
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Hehe didnt you postes similar thing some time ago totaly same with some river luck and etc ... anyway if he went all in he could have set or flush draw /flush etc .. so i will not call if player isnt loose player but you called good ge just had luck
Joined: Feb '08
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arghh i always hate does bad beats i had one 2 i finished though that 1 runner runner :S i had kings in my hand he had AQ river was not 1 of those then 2 queens turned up:S
Joined: Feb '08
Location: Germany
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I think it even was a mistake to try to see the flop.
as u said u were in early phase u should try to save ur chips and not to fight for some ....xd
even if u had hit the king u had a very low kicker with ur 10. i think it was not a good play. i would have folded preflop! especially in a sng.
if u play this hand and if u dont fold it preflop i would make a bet like urs of 70% of the pot only if there is only 1 player left. dont know how much chips u had left there and how big the pot was as i think that it was early phase. but i i would have bet the 70% of the pot i would fold after the reraise. u just have a top pair with mid kicker. nothing more.
Hoped i could help u a bit.
------------ sry for double post but u should read this:
Early limits Level 1 and 2 (10/15 and 15/30).
In the early limits, you have to play only premium hands like AA, KK, QQ, AKs, AK, from early positions. These are the only 5 hands worth risking your whole stack. You can also play hands like 10-10, AQs, but don’t risk all your chips on them. Limping in the late position with hands like 3-3, 67s, when there is several callers, is also a profitable play. You have a good chance to clean out a big hand, who has limped in early position. Remember however not to risk much without the nuts. And, as a rule with small pairs: “No set, No bet “. Don’t try to bluff on this stage!
if this a 9-10 seated SNG you play wrong i think but at 5-6 seated where you should see a lot of flops and do some good moves it's play ok you lose that hand but you play right i think
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Early phase you dont see a flop especially if u have a stack. Even if hes loose it still aint worth the gamble. You hit top pair now what u no that he has raised and must have something. U bet and he raises all in. Only thing u are beating is a semi bluff at best eg ace high/draw/ under pair otherwise your in a disgusting position. Them plays lose in the long run and in tourney play you aalways need the upper hand so luck does not come into it.
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