$Freeroll NLHE MTT Turbo: Overpair + OESD.. played correctly?

[MatMackenz]

Hi guys, had this hand in a recent tournament and would like to get some input on what the best options are in this situation.

Table Information
Seat: 1 seat 1 ($3000) Small Blind
Seat: 3 seat 3 ($3000) Big Blind
Seat: 5 seat 5 ($3000)
Seat: 6 hero ($2980)
Seat: 8 seat 8 ($3000)
Seat: 10 villain ($3278) Dealer

Dealt to hero

Preflop (Pot:150)
seat 5 FOLD
hero RAISE $225
seat 8 FOLD
villain RAISE $450
seat 1 FOLD
seat 3 FOLD
hero CALL

Flop(Pot: $1275)

hero CHECK
villain BET $650
hero CALL

Turn(Pot: $2575)

hero CHECK
villain BET $800
hero RAISE $1800
villain ALL-IN
hero CALL

River(Pot: $8353)

Showdown:
villain SHOWS

hero MUCKS

villain wins the pot: $8353


Unfortunately we lost the hand , but it seems like we got it in pretty good there with 77.2% equity on the turn. Is this just a case of villain getting lucky?

The only other hand that had me beat at the turn was T8, and this hand seemed rather unlikely to me, considering the pre-flop min-raise 3-bet and aggressive c-bet.

I think the hand was played well, but just got bad luck.. but I would like to hear what others think and see what could have been done differently :five:

 

[t1riel]

I think the hand was played well, but just got bad luck..

Yep, pretty much.

 

[mozg3333]

It seems to me that you played your hand right. I think I would have played a check/ call on the turn and I would have thrown the cards into the pass on the river bet.

 

[Luvepoker]

His raise preflop I would have called but would have wondered if he had the over pair as this is what shows up 70% of the time for me. This is a flop thats great for your range. I would have called as well base on my preflop concern, When the turn his you played it just right. You really just got unlucky on the river but had 77% equity when you for it in. It sticks when you lost but I will take those odds to win every time.