I played a hand yesterday and not so sure if I played it correctly and would like some feedback please.

This hand took place in a live tournament £110 entry. Blinds are 500/1k with 1k btn ante.

I was MP with (74k ish) with 9Thh, raise to 2.5k, BTN calls (250kish stack) and SB calls (120kish stack) both players seemd good solid players and not seen either player step out of line yet but had only being playing approx 2 hours.

flop comes JsQd6c

SB checks, I C-bet 3k, BTN calls and SB calls.

Turn, 8s, giving me the nuts but brings a back door flush.

SB checks, I bet again 10k, BTN quickly calls and now the SB raises to around 30k.

What should my approach be from here?



Thanks for any replies in advance.

Ps, bet sizes and stack sizes are rough, since it was played live I can't recall the exact stack sizes and bet sizes but sure these will be pretty close.

Ross.

Calling the raise might be a decent option in position vs one opponent but here shove is best.


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Thankyou for your reply, I agree, I think v 1 player I would of called the raise too.

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agree, sucks when our opponents have KT,AT,QJ,66 or backdoor spades and we give them a cheap look to crack our nuts, tough for a set to fold to our jam anyway

Standard shove. NH

call and slowroll him when he shoves the river

I feel there is too many cards that will kill the action on the river, plus with another play to still act behind me, I look more nutted when I flat call opposed to if I re shove


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Was wondering why you consider this a tough spot (not being mean, just wondering), but anywho... Get it in and maybe if you're really running well, SB will think it looks like a squeeze and call too.