$Freeroll NLHE MTT: FPP satellite 23s

[Ambur]

poker stars, $0.01 Buy-in (3,000/6,000 blinds, 600 ante) No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 7 Players

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CO stats: 43/31 agro factor:4, limp:15 hands:63 - Really agressive player!

That's why i decided this time call the turn despite of folding - well can argue that call on turn, but thats the way i decided this time! - Ofc. can discuss turn too.

But the main question is what would you do on river? Check/x or lead it out?

SB: 29,499 (4.9 bb)
Hero (BB): 55,550 (9.3 bb)
MP1: 172,044 (28.7 bb)
MP2: 140,396 (23.4 bb)
MP3: 202,050 (33.7 bb)
CO: 336,162 (56 bb)
BTN: 93,299 (15.5 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 2

3

3 folds, CO calls 6,000, BTN folds, SB completes, Hero checks

Flop: (22,200) A

6

K

(3 players)
SB checks, Hero checks, CO checks

Turn: (22,200) 4

(3 players)
SB checks, Hero checks, CO bets 12,000, SB folds, Hero calls 12,000

River: (46,200) 5

(2 players)
Hero?

Result is on spoiler!

Spoiler

Results: 120,100 pot
Final Board: A

6

K

4

5

Hero showed 2

3

and won 120,100 (64,550 net)
CO showed K

K

and lost (-55,550 net)

 

[PCK]

With only 6bb behind i would say shove here,CO is like commited here to call with Ax,Kx ...

 

[ZekeRam]

With only 6bb behind i would say shove here,CO is like commited here to call with Ax,Kx ...

Right on the money here, if Villain has any pair, he's going to check behind for showdown.

 

[PBG789]

First up the CO played this terribly but we won't worry about that. Call on the turn is mathematically questionable (you are about 23% and putting 12000 into 34200 i.e. less than 3:1) but in the situation you were in I absolutely get it. Given the CO stats and the way the hand has played there is maybe an argument for a c/r all in on the turn as the CO is likely to be betting his air at this point. You certainly can't put him on AA KK or AK the way he has played the hand. Ultimately as played the shove on the river when you make your hand is the right move as others have said as you don't want a check behind.

 

[horizon12]

Easy shove turn with your short stack, most of the time CO will be bet with nothing, when all played check in flop because chip leader can to afford it..

 

[Jacki Burkhart]

I would check raise jam the turn and expect to get called somewhat light since he's a big stack. But....he also can have a whole lotta nothing in his range and he'll fold all of that.

As played, on the river I'm torn between checking or jamming. Generally jamming would be ideal and you'd hope to get called by A or K. But because you say he's very aggressive there can be some merit to checking to induce. He might put you on missed club draw (which you actually do have!) and bluff the river. And with a 43% range he's got a lot more air in his range than Aces and Kings. That said, just because he has air doesn't mean he'll always bluff the river. It's close for me. I would need to be at the table to feel the game flow.

Leading out for something like 20,000 on the river is the worst option I think because you'll only get value from his Aces and some Kings which would have called your shove, and you'll get no value from his bluffs.