WSOP $1K Event. End of level 2, blinds are 25-50, I had 2650 in chips.

A player who appeared to be relatively tight raised from middle position to 150. He had 3500. On the cutoff I cold called with TJ. The big blind who was playing very loose called as well.

The flop came :

J 4 3

475 in the pot. Big blind checked, pre flop raiser bet 300, I called and the big blind folded.

Turn was K and we both checked.

River was 4. Villain bets 800 into 1075 pot. I had 2200 left.

What would you do here ? Just call and leave 1400 in case he has a full house or a higher backdoor flush, or push and hope to get some more chips from AA, AK, KJ and the less likely A4s or a smaller flush ?

Thanks in advance for your input.

call.

allin

value shovel

stay home

all in

ship

Is that you Jennifer?

[] thin value

value shove, esp after checking behind on turn.

shove ainec to being thin?

like the check behind on turn, now just shove it, it's def not thin. you rep only Jsxs

I shove

call if u think he folds worse and shove if u think he calls worse.....obv

shove if you think he folds worse and shove if you think he calls worse

obv shuv- call sucks imo o_O

shove river, fold preflop. You are not deep enough to profitably play a suited connector preflop.

I can see where you are coming from op but this is a jam.

strawberry JAM

If this is your first WSOP and you lost shoving here, sucks.. but still always a Jam..

I played this event also.

Dunno about this. Effective starting stacks were 53 bbs & OP had position. Calling is likely fine (unless he really struggles post-flop)

OP only has 18:1 implied

yeah but with position there's heaps of extra ways to win a hand.

quit posting

This is so terrible versus a tight opponent. So we try to outplay villain with air. Obviously that should add to our equity for calling pf, because it never costs us any additional chips. Additionally I guess we never have to worry about a squeeze pf.


and to skanky - byte my ass