I should have gone all in preflop, but in the moment I think because it was my last table and the section it wasn't so good I wanna try to win this tournamment, without risking so much. yes I think was a mistake I was cheap leader of the table and I should have pressure him . but postflop I'am intrigued with this hand, it seems to me that was a bluff but I don't know, His bet size on flop was so short. Maybe he hit a set on river or some flush AJs,AQs,ATs...... Or tried to trap me on turn but I didn't float him .
Opnions ?
My image was nit at the moment .....
I get the impression that on this limits this guys rarely make a big bluff on river, always when I call with my bluffcatcher I loose.

Reraise pre. As played raise flop

I personally, cant see any value in raising this flop vs his cbet.

Shoving preflop is obv the play. You can't be results oriented and not take +ev spot just because you have a loosing session. Flating 88 is a loosing play in the longrun, if you keep doing this, you will have more and more losing sessions

as played I would bet small ott so that you charge his fd and you buy yourself a free river. When he bets this size otf, check turn and pots it otr, I dont think he has many bluffs. I woudlnt give him a flush only, but certainly your 8s are behind. On the other hand, its a top of your bluffcatching range (so gto-wise, you should call).

just ship it pre, dude

jam pre,as played jam turn (rep Kx,myb he folds 99,TT,got outs in any case + protection/value bet,all in one)

yes dude hahaha I need to do some meditation, sometimes I tilt and even don't realize it.
I think few players on this limits know to balance well on river, I think they value tons of hands more than bluff. if we see 2483/2050+2483) = 54,77 %, bluff/value ratio but I think in this case is different because he is going all in .

guy that has no clue about sizings (flop and river) most likely has no clue about balance and frequencies dude glgl

I agree with raising the flop bet because as Luiz points out the bet is so small. I would raise 2.5x or 1000. If UTG calls here and proceeds to check the turn, I would continue the betting lead and put UTG all in. If you are unlucky and UTG does have a king, you will still have over 33bb remaining. In general, people playing at these stakes are not very tricky and this opponent probably did hit a flush otherwise they wouldn't have gone all-in.

Luiz, do you use any calculation software that uses opponents ranges to help determine the optimal play? I have not advanced that far in my poker career yet, but would be interested to see results using some such program.

Luiz, I meant to ask how long does it take for $3.50 45man games to fill up and are you able to multi table them? And if so how many do you multi table?

Thanks.

It isn't fill so fast I can play them only in the afternoon (brt timezone). I don't play many tables too. I think I can multi table them in the max 8 tables, mixing with 27 man.

Thanks

Jamming pre.

Calling flop (our hand isn't strong enough to raise for value nor weak enough to raise as a bluff).

With effective SPR ~1 on the turn, I think we can jam it.

With your reads on the river, it's probably a cold but looks close.

jam pre.