I sweated my friend Sexyterran when he played this tourney. Its the swedish HU championchip

I think the by far most interesting hand is when hes got Tc6c

This is what has happend so far:

Sexyterran lost his stack right in the beginning and had only 300 chips left of the total chipcount of 10k. He then fought his way back and had a stack of 4k when this happend.

He also had the momentum of the HU, and the opponent was playing kind of tight.

I dont remeber the exakt stackdeepts. But the hand was.

Oppenent raise from SB
Hero called with Tc6c

Flopp: 2s4s6h

Opponent bets
Hero Re-raise
Opponent calls

Turn: Ac

Opponent donks out small
hero fold

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At this point on the river its 2000 in the pot and 2700 with his bet.
Hero have 3000 behind.

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In this hand, I for starters didnt want to call pre. But after the call preflop, I wanted to fold to his flop continuation bet.

Im not going to write why I think so, but I want you guys oppinion of that play.

IF we RAISE, what are we doing if

Our opponent goes AI

Opponent calls and turn is:
Blank
Facecard ( JQK )
Ace (A)
a spade

IF we CALL, what are we doing if:

Opponent Cb on turn:
Blank
Facecard ( JQK )
Ace (A)
a spade

Opponent check turn:
Blank
Facecard ( JQK )
Ace (A)
a spade

jesus, this hand is already on here somewhere. somebody find the hand conv.

fold pre


my brain hurts and I can't understand what the **** is going on.

Sorry for the bad hand replay.

Its unfortunatly not possible to get a HH since the hand was played on a wierd and bad client.

If you guys have the time to read thru this I would be happy since I think the hand is really interesting. The more I think about it the more I like it

I like fold pre to, but lets discus as the hand was played PF

what were the blinds? what were the bet sizes? how did he lose his stack?

PF is a fold.

Folding to the cbet is laughable.

villain can't donk out on the turn bc we are first to act...

I dont remember the blinds, i don't think they are very important for the situation either. The reason for that is that I dont think calling on the flop here is a good option at all.

Our hero made a standard re raise on the flop, and checked to our opponent on the turn.

On the turn before our hero checked he had a little bit over 3k in his stack and it was 2000 in the middle.

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He lost his stack in the first 4 hands with pocket vs pocket. this was a long time after.

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Why is folding the flopp bad?


. again, sorry if my replay of the hand is bad

To everyone who reads this and think that this is standard and folding the flop os laughable. Think about action on coming streets, turn, river.

The point here is that we prob could play this hand ev+ if we knew our opponents exact holecards or even his true hand range. But right here, with our tournament life on stake. Its so so likley that we are going to make a mistake, that its prob a better option to fold.

The EV we get from playing this weak weak toppair is not worth as much to us as our momentum is in this game right now.

Do we really want to RR here and risk our stack as big underdogs or as small favorites?

Calling is also an option. Please give details like stack sizes and blinds you might not think they're important but it's basically the only reason we can't give you advice.

I dont think they are that important since whats important is what turn decision we will face if we choose to RR in this spot.

But since there was arox 2k in the middle on the turn. I gues the blinds were.
50/100. our opp raised with 222 PF to 272 and hero called.

Tot pot on flop : 544

Opponent bet about 300 and our hero raised to 750-800 something.

On the turn thers is arox 2k in the middle and our hero choose to check with a little over 3k behind

Can't think of a way to play this hand worse than folding this flop.
Are you waiting for a TT6 flop to reevaluate on the turn or what?