Deep in $162: I'm not missing anything here right
Posted by Jae Kim
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Jae Kim
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Deep in $162: I'm not missing anything here right
SB: 17016
BB: 70644 (Hero)
UTG: 117013
LJ: 151706
HJ: 38146
CO: 86616
BN: 1797
BB: 70644 (Hero)
UTG: 117013
LJ: 151706
HJ: 38146
CO: 86616
BN: 1797
Preflop
(2700)
(7 Players)
Hero was dealt
3
A
UTG folds, LJ raises to 3600, HJ folds, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, Hero calls 1800
UTG folds, LJ raises to 3600, HJ folds, CO folds, BN folds, SB folds, Hero calls 1800
Flop
(8100)
4
6
K
(2 Players)
Hero bets 5775,
LJ calls 5775
Turn
(19650)
4
6
K
Q
(2 Players)
Hero bets 11775,
LJ raises to 24600,
Hero calls 12825
River
(68850)
4
6
K
Q
K
(2 Players)
Hero checks,
LJ checks
Final Pot
Hero has
3
A
LJ has
A
8
LJ
wins 70425
5 Tables left in the daily Big $162. Villain in this hand is a successful regular. Prior to this hand I had him marked him as a good regular (I have 3 colors, top, good, and decent). I notice a lot of marginal to bad regulars get deep in big tournaments and try to win every pot in the tournament by opening absurd frequencies.
He is running around 38/35 at this table over a small sample. Given we are probably the 2 best players in the field and he doesn't raise flops much, it's very conceivable I lead a strong range. So I liked a lead line rather than a c/c or c/r.
Obviously this hand tilts me because I think his play is terrible and seems like just button clicking to try to win every pot. He's not at the level of the pros here where I would give him credit for soulreading me and bluff-raising turn to protect his equity versus my "obvious air heavy lead" so I'm just double checking I guess.
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