Ok, I figured the pay jump would at least triple for day 3 when all 4 prize pools combine but that may be off. Yes it’s very far, meant to imply that we still have work to do if we want to survive.

CO is younger with 15 BB. I just doubled him up. Seems tight but competent.
BUT is middle aged hasn’t played a hand with about 30-40 BB
SB also middle aged looks rec-ish? Around 30 BB.
BB young more active with about 25 BB.

My guess is pay jump might be a couple hundred at most. Flight D was the biggest but I don't know what the payouts were for the other day 2's.

Yeah, everything is dependent on the other players. At my table the guy to my left folded less than half the time and he called a similar shove from me with a suited 1 gap connector, e.g. 57 suited.

Yeah no way the pay jump is anything like that. The prize pools combine, but so does the amount of players. It's designed to be increasing in a fashion just like a standard tourney.

As described, def seems like a good spot to shove a quite wide range. I would fold pure trash hands, but shove anything that is at all viable. You have a lot of fold equity here, and we need the chips.

Thanks, this helps the healing process. It was my first WSOP and first and only event so of course I second guessed it a lot. I’m a cash game player but have been trying to study up a bit. I have the free version of the snap shove app but the free version locks the antes and 10 handed tables so I wasn’t sure. For a 9 handed table with no antes it says to shove down to 78s but I wasn’t sure how much this range would change 10 handed with antes.



@pig - only one orbit so no real reads but no one behind me was playing every other hand.

What did you jam?

89hh, funny part was I flopped the nuts on 567cc. BB called with A4cc and turned the Kc. I don’t even remember the river

Also final payouts are posted now and you guys are right. Day 3 starts at $1600.

Super standard jam in this spot. Would only fold in ICM crunch spots like directly on a solid pay bump. Gross runout man, good run, GL.

Oooops

I see Allen Cunningham is currently in 45th place out of 310. Would be nice to see a known face at the final table stream.

I went out early on Day 3 with a really terrible play.

I shoved late in Day 1 of Colossus in 2016 and would have nearly tripled my payout had I waited and lasted just a few hands into Day 2.


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Ouch, luckily I wasn’t near any payout jump. At least we made the money.

Looks like they fixed that anomaly.

i made D2 with a minuscule 80k after losing about 60k the last 90min of D1.

I was behind the button at start of D2 with 3k/6k +6k ante. My bb was raised and I had like garbage, something around 83o so I folded after CO raised. My sb, the action folded around to me. The player in the bb called the raise from the last hand, and lost a substantial pot when he was out kicked. He had like 180k left. I looked him up on Hendon Mob before I sat down, and he had $400k in lifetime earnings.

I look down at 45o with a mere 63k in front of me. I think a bit, and jam. I figured he might be reeling after the prior beat, plus I only need to beat 1 player to get an orbit.

He called w AJo. I flopped a 4, but he flopped J, and turned A.

Is my shove horrible? I figured he would have needed A8+ and pairs <55 to call 10bb.

I don't think it's horrible, though it would be better against a weaker villain than someone with $400k in winnings, who is more likely to understand a reasonable calling range in that spot.

He has to throw away a lot of better hands there, so you had a good chance to make him play incorrectly and at that stack depth shoving atc vs. one random hand seems pretty good to me. He just happened to wake up with what's effectively AA in that spot. You're never folding AJ there and that's just unfortunate for you.

Even when you get called you have a very reasonable chance of winning the pot.

I knew I recognized this guy(Tony Miles), I just couldn't place him. Usually I never forget a face. He was at my 1st table of the Big 50 and we were playing 5 handed. I had raised LP with 76dd and he called in the BB. Flop came 1 diamond and I CB then I check backed 2nd diamond on turn and 3rd diamond came on river and he tanked and bet a bit over pot about 3500.

I called and he had Q3dd, he probably thought his genius over bet got some weak hand to call but he just got lucky I had the back door diamonds too.

I also had the 3rd Mizrahi brother at the table and then some foreign dude sat down that looked to be some big time player the way these 2 were talking to him. Luckily this table broke after 30 minutes.