Out is 60-th. 9 hours left, lost a hand for chipleader stack. Next hand with other villain.
46 hands - 30/26/30, 3bet 19

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 11 Tournament, 7000/14000 Blinds 1750 Ante (8 handed)

UTG (t352318)
Hero (UTG+1) (t332524)
MP1 (t442448)
MP2 (t1084713)
CO (t344071)
Button (t384214)
SB (t372125)
BB (t1023600)

Hero's M: 9.50

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with K, 10
1 fold, Hero bets t28000, MP1 raises to t66000, 2 folds, Button calls t66000, 2 folds, Hero calls t38000

Flop: (t233000) 9, 2, 10 (3 players)
Hero bets t264774 (All-In), MP1 raises to t374698 (All-In), 1 fold

Turn: (t762548) 3 (2 players, 2 all-in)

River: (t762548) 2 (2 players, 2 all-in)

Total pot: t762548

Hero had K, 10 (two pair, tens and twos).
MP1 had K, K (two pair, Kings and twos).
Outcome: MP1 won t762548[/spoiler]

I know, that - fold pre, otf c/c. He had 3bet - 19, so I put him wide spectre and take decision just shove, additionally vs his spectre we had ~70%.

Do we have reason for shove or just waiting more better situation?

Pre not good
Flop fine

^THAT

Hand is also posted in SSMTT... wrong forum ?

Dont call that 3b OOP and as played never fold that flop ever or you hate life, money and yourself

I'd check flop personally if I got here which I don't.

People may be able to argue this is a profitable open, I'm not sure so wont say, I suspect not.

Samurai, the hand posted because of my mistake.
I was call 3bet, cuz villain had 3bet -19. So easy for me after all action with him.

Dereds, yeah, i know that open not good. It's my fault, my move by tilt.

fold pre
flop is fine

why do you want to shove the flop? Does villain never bet fold? Does he ever fold better?

Don't like open jamming this at all

19%3bet doesnt necessarily meen hes 3betting you light a lot EPvsEP

With like 23bb I would preserve my stack for good spot to resteal and doesnt spew out on loosy raises...

As played +1 for check-raising - By shoving you accomplish nothing - better hands never fold and they both could have bet-folding ranges for sure

nah you are right, i was a little sleepy and thought OR checked the flop already.
check/gii

Wouldn't open pre as default especially on what sounds like an active table.

When you get to the flop c/s is easily best for obvious reasons.

pre is bad but whatever.

i actually like a smallish donk bet otf. 3bettor is in a threeway pot against two players whos ranges presumably connect rather well with this board in a big 11 so he prolly wont cbet a lot of hands that arent a pair yet. we obv get it in against the strong part of his range (99+) but might induce some spew from the weaker part of his range. not that it matters too much here but id also say that its a balanced play as well cause id also lead with 99 here a fair bit.