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Rising Star
Bronze Level
$15 NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: $15$ NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: $15$ NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: decision with overpair
Hi,
We are on an early stage of an online deep tournament with a slow structure. The blinds are 80-160 and my stack is 11,384.
I open-raise from UTG+1 to 330 with Kd Ks. Everyone folds except for the BB who calls.
Villain is an online pro who streams his games live to twitch. His stack is the effective stack: 9,156.
flop (868)
2h 3d 6h
I bet 400
Villain calls.
Turn (1,668)
5c
Villain leads for 500
I call.
River (2,668):
3h
Villain bet 2,200
Hero?
Some thoughts that went through my head:
- Why would a skilled professional player donk on this turn?
- The board hits villain's range much more than mine.
- Villain is a great player and knows that the river card is a great one to bluff on.
- I don't block either value hands (I have no hearts in my hand) but neither block bluff hands.
Tells: While I was tanking and the clock was ticking, villain asked me on the chat: "what do you have?"
Hi,
We are on an early stage of an online deep tournament with a slow structure. The blinds are 80-160 and my stack is 11,384.
I open-raise from UTG+1 to 330 with Kd Ks. Everyone folds except for the BB who calls.
Villain is an online pro who streams his games live to twitch. His stack is the effective stack: 9,156.
flop (868)
2h 3d 6h
I bet 400
Villain calls.
Turn (1,668)
5c
Villain leads for 500
I call.
River (2,668):
3h
Villain bet 2,200
Hero?
Some thoughts that went through my head:
- Why would a skilled professional player donk on this turn?
- The board hits villain's range much more than mine.
- Villain is a great player and knows that the river card is a great one to bluff on.
- I don't block either value hands (I have no hearts in my hand) but neither block bluff hands.
Tells: While I was tanking and the clock was ticking, villain asked me on the chat: "what do you have?"