Hand from my home game tournament the other night. There are 28 runners and about 9 or 10 guys have been eliminated at this point. The starting stacks for this are t$25 since the buy-in for the game is $25. I am on the button with AsAc. Blinds are t$0.50 and t$1 and my stack is t$35. Villain 1 is UTG with about t$14 and he limps in. He is pretty loose and has made it into the money in our tournaments about 2 times in the past year. It is folded to me and I make it t$4.50. SB folds and the BB (he honestly could have any two cards, he plays that way all the time and with stack about t$40) calls after a bit of thought.
Flop comes down Q 10 10 rainbow. BB bets out for t$5 and Villain 1 pushes his remaining stack. What do you do and why? Feel free to blast me if necessary
Results in white below.
I honestly wasn't concerned in the least by Villain 1, I was pretty sure he had small pocket pair that he didn't want to give up. The BB I felt would make that move with a draw, any Q but not the 10 since he likes to play tricky. I was also thinking that he probably didn't have AQ since I had two of the aces. Given that there were two 10s on the board it was less likely that he had a 10 as well.
Cards get rolled over and
BB has 9 10 off suit for trips
Villain 1 has KJo for the up and down draw
The BB's hand holds up and he gets a monster stack. About half an hour later he is busted out and over at the cash game with the rest of the losers!
Last edited by YoungGrimmm; 03-24-2014 at 07:11 PM.
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