I am kind of regretting this call I made deep in the nightly Bovada 12,500 guaranteed and was curious to hear any feedback. It was 7 handed final table and I didn't have much info on villain except he had been playing fairly tight/normal over the last 15-20 hands. Going into this hand he was the short stack at the table.


------------------------- start amount/end amount
Dealer (villain) QcKs ---------------- 274087/635,674
SB (hero) 9d9c ----------------------- 695896/421809
BB ------------------------ 571541/544041
UTG ------------------------- 674470/671970
UTG1 ------------------------- 314516/338329
UTG2 ------------------------- 340829/338329
UTG3 -------------------------- 500661/448161

Ante 2500
SB 12500
BB 25000
(2 minutes away from going up to 15000/30000)

UTG Fold
UTG1 Fold
UTG2 Fold
UTG3 Raise to 50000
Dealer Raise to 75000
SB (hero) Call 62500
BB Fold
UTG3 Fold

Flop 2dQh6h

SB check
Dealer all in for 196587

I tank called, did not hit a 9 and he took a 635674 pot, leaving me around average stack at the table. Is this a very tempting call since it was an opportunity to end up with over a million chips, a commanding chip lead with 6 left? I don't know what to make of UTG3 folding pre for 25000 more.. misclick?.

So I was getting 2.23/1 to call his all-in on the flop.

Given that he made that kind of 3bet with KQ off, I think we can include hands as light as AT, AJ, KJ suited JT suited, maybe even 77 or 88 in his range pre flop. I was hoping he had one of those hands or AK. Of course he would still have a 25% chance with 2 overs so I'm not sure my call was worth it. So how often are short stacks C bet shoving when they miss the flop after betting more than a 4th of their stack pre?

with only 1 over on the flop and the dead money from UTG3 and BB and the antes it was just hard to let villain have that pot. But if that exact situation happened again I think I would fold on the flop.

Any chance that u can make this a bit easier to read. I tried to figure out what happened and what are the stacks, but I failed.

hero called a 3-bet pre , i'm not sure how many BB hero has nor do i know how many BB the 3-better has....

struggling to pin point this H/H lol.

starting stacks:

Dealer (villain) 274,087
SB (hero) 695,896
BB 571,541
UTG 674,470
UTG1 314,516
UTG2 340,829
UTG3 500,661

I had 99 in the small blind, guy on the button had KQ off

to summarize the action..
blinds are 12,500 and 25,000

cutoff opened with a min raise to 50,000
Dealer raises to 75,000
i call from the small the blind for 62,500 more
cut off folds

flop comes Q62, I check, dealer goes all in for about 200,000. I call getting 2.3 -1 pot odds.

Depending on players this is either fold or shuv pre. I don't like the flat very much. Lol @ CO folding pre after this action and getting something like 10/1.

^ agree, don't like the flat here. I think it's a fold since villain didn't shove an 11 BB stack and your info is that villain hasn't been out if line so far. Plus you still have the CO still to act.

I can't understand this you need to covert your hands

i thought i could get the gist off 2nd poster; gave up after

probably nh ul std etc tho

wow this post is a cluster ****.

ok - so orig raiser shoves with his 2bb stack - button clicks back with his 10bb stack and you call off with 10bb effective? no that's bad. You should be folding or isoing and I would lean towards the later.

Also - don't give us their cards. We don't care about that.