$.25 NLHE MTT Rebuy: I think I got this right, but...

[JusSumguy]

Villian Stats (VPIP/PFR/AF): 18/12/64

A .10c rebuy MTT with 75 players...

With the blinds and antes I was just below an M of 3. Even at that, I had some respect at the table, and could usually get a fold to a pot bet. I was running 18/12/54 (as close as I can remember), with total hands played at 78%.... I was in 16th place with 26 players left. and six to the money. (0.89c) for 20th. So, with that in mind, this hand came up...

Should I have waited? Played it different?

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Cake - 800/1600/200ante NL (10 max) - Holdem - 7 players

chuck1957 (SB): 32,135.00
48TH SPS (BB): 42,696.00
Sirkut (UTG): 3,105.00
Bhaango (UTG+1): 10,355.00
noahbill24 (MP): 36,688.00
quadstod (CO): 46,674.00
$ALEX$ (BTN): 111,670.00

chuck1957 posts ante 150.00, 48TH SPS posts ante 150.00, Sirkut posts ante 150.00, Bhaango posts ante 150.00, noahbill24 posts ante 150.00, quadstod posts ante 150.00, $ALEX$ posts ante 150.00, chuck1957 posts SB 800.00, 48TH SPS posts BB 1,600.00

Pre Flop: (3450.00) Bhaango has Q♦ K♣

fold, Bhaango raises to 6,650.00, fold, fold, $ALEX$ calls 6,650.00, fold, 48TH SPS calls 5,050.00

Flop: (21800.00, 3 players) 9♦ A♦ 4♦

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NOTE: At this point I had 15 outs to improve and 8 to the nutz, and I was in for over half my stack.
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48TH SPS checks, Bhaango raises to 3,555.00 and is all-in, $ALEX$ calls 3,555.00, 48TH SPS calls 3,555.00

Turn: (32465.00, 3 players) 4♠
48TH SPS checks, $ALEX$ checks

River: (32465.00, 3 players) 3♥
48TH SPS checks, $ALEX$ checks

Bhaango shows Q♦ K♣ (One Pair, Fours) (Pre 8%, Flop 1%, Turn 0%)
$ALEX$ shows K♦ K♠ (Two Pair, Kings and Fours) (Pre 58%, Flop 37%, Turn 21%)
48TH SPS shows 2♥ A♥ (Two Pair, Aces and Fours) (Pre 34%, Flop 61%, Turn 79%)
48TH SPS wins 32,465.00

 

[duggs]

shove pre imo

 

[Pascal-lf]

min raise pre open shove 100% of flops

 

[Arjonius]

Shove pre-. Any time you bet and then can't fold to a 3-bet because you've left yourself so little behind, it was probably better to shove in the first place.

Also look at how you got to this stack size. There are times it can't be helped; you lose a big pot and it's what you have left. But there are plenty of situations where players let themselves get shorter than they should by waiting for too narrow a range of hands and thus not putting enough weight on looking for viable steal and re-steal opportunities.

 

[Ducky7]

If you are going to be playing a hand at this stage you should be shoving imo