Correct move

Hi all I was playing a rebuy and add on tournament in my local casino last night, I was hoping to get to the final table. There was 13 left out of 50 in tournament blinds 3k 6k fold round to hero on button with A6 off I have about 45k I call the sb fold bb check flop 9s As Kc 4c 3s
Bb check
I raise 6k
Bb calls
Turn 4c
Bb check
I raise 12k
Bb calls
River 3s
Bb goes all in 140k
I fold A6 off

If you have 5 minutes, here is a little video about how to play A-x :

Then, as the BB and just checking, he can pretty much have anything, including two spades (or even two clubs, but less likely). His way of betting looks to me like he was waiting for a flush draw and got it, but he could as easily have been bluffing. In my opinion, this is a good fold, but I'm curious about what others have to say about it.

I think the best move was in the TURN= CHECK/FOLD

Thanks for the feedback guys I would like to have a few more replies to really understand if I played it wrong in my mind I did after tanking for 5 full minutes without having a clock called on me lol felt like ages I decide to fold and he then goes and shows me K2 off suit but I get that he could of had the flush but looking back if he did have the flush why would he go all in surely he would check it back let me bet then re raise

Video on A-X

Thanks for the video. I also downloaded Flopzilla and am checking into how it works.

Flopzilla can really help to a beginners or players who don't know how to play some hands with A-x, I'm not saying that you're bad or something. But playing hands are way different than reading a guide how to play them. It really depends on your plays on the whole tournament and how people mark you.

I’ve been thinking about getting Flopzilla for ages but still haven’t gone through with it yet. Is it so essential d’you think? Danoscar, how you finding it? Ive got EV calculators, equilab etc. and don’t think I’ve gotten all I can out of those yet (and they were free).

Once I was playing live with the best possible hand on flop, on the turn and river opened the probability of a flush, and the villain was in instant allin, I had thinking for a long time, had no reviews of him, he knew I was aggressive but took the lead, I ended up folding, the villain showed that he had nothing and his only option was to grab the flush and try to fold me, since he had invested more than half of the pot in that hand.

I do not know what would be the best option, I've done it myself a few times, but for your stack I think I would have shoved in the flop.

Hi bro .
I am not an expert but I have learnt is when you have only 6 BB and in that position you had to push all your chips. However, you win or lost is the best move due to small stack .
Don't be afraid to push all in , tournaments are pure adrenaline some times you have to take a chance to reach the Final Table.

Yes Manolo, Save yourself the headache and push you 6BB on the button

You start this hand with 6.5 BB, action folds around to you on the Button and you look down at A6 off. Any AceX, any KingX, most QueenX are clear all in shoves here.

That's my downfall I know its the correct move but every time I seem to do it I get a caller and lose then my tournament is over but I totally get thats the correct play thanks for the feedback

If it is any consolation I think he had it . He couldn't check to you because you might check with the possible flush on board . He was probably trying to make it look like a bluff , betting 140K into your 21K you had left . I think it was a good fold .Better luck next time .

Betting 1BB on the flop makes a call with any flush or straight draw, or any pair you make, an easy call. I wouldn't shove on the flop but a bet of at least 3BB makes more sense. Then you don't get to a situation where you have to fold on the river.

Shove pre-flop. With ~8 BB and A6o from BU, we should be shoving. Will make life simpler.