Saturday Micro - Final Stretch

[Drops]

Saturday Micro - Final Stretch
That hand just occurred with a friend of mine who to watching the tournament.

70 people missing.

He receives As, Ts in BB.

What would you guys

What is the best move? Call or Fold?

pokerstars No-Limit Hold'em, 3.3 Tournament, 8000/16000 Blinds 1600 Ante (8 handed) - PokerStars


UTG (t518186)
UTG +1 (t719796)
MP1 (t376232)
MP2 (t468816)
CO (t418325)
Button (t64469)
SB (t603660)
BB (t474503)


preflop:
3 folds, MP2 bets t48000, 2 folds, SB calls t40000, BB calls t32000


Flop: (t156800) 6s, Js, 6d (3 players)
SB checks, BB checks, MP2 bets t144000, SB raises to t554060 (All-In), BB?

Spoiler

1 fold, MP2 calls t275216 (All-In)


Turn: (t995232) 5s (2 players, 2 all-in)


River: (t995232) 9h (2 players, 2 all-in)


Total pot: t995232


Results below:
SB had Jc, Ad (two pair, Jacks and sixes).
MP2 had Kd, Kh (two pair, Kings and sixes).
Outcome: MP2 won t995232 "

 

[doomasiggy]

shove pre
go all in on the flop

 

[Poker Orifice]

It depends

I'm not getting it in pre here (on 30bb's)

 

[MasterOfDisaster]

I would probably have fold PF!(no kidding ) <--- But as played I wouldn't fold flop anymore so get it in there.

 

[atlantafalcons0]

I'm folding preflop too. Going all in preflop is bad and I think calling is even worse.

 

[BluffYou123]

Stats on the other players would help but I'm almost always folding this pre. As played, all in on the flop.

 

[olliejjc16]

fold pre, bad hand to play out of position definitely dont call pre there, possibly shove if you think others are raising light, shove the flop

 

[DrSparky]

As a beginner I don't understand why "as played" this is a shove post-flop... is it to bluff that you've hit a set as in the SB you're more likely to have a 6?

If yes, doesn't calling the pre-flop raiser remove this from our range?

 

[Poker Orifice]

As a beginner I don't understand why "as played" this is a shove post-flop... is it to bluff that you've hit a set as in the SB you're more likely to have a 6?

We don't have any fold equity... > getting it in is never as a bluff here (first player has committed nearly half their stack, c-betting near 'pot', SB has check-raised allin. We KNOW the first player (MP2) is always calling. There is sooo much in the middle (including when MP2 calls off their remaining chips) that with the NFD (nutflush draw) & the odds we're getting, & likely equity we have vs. both villain's ranges, we have to get it in.

 

[MasterOfDisaster]

Agreed with everything PO said.

And for the as played part , means if you call preflop with ATs (wich we all think is a fold preflop) what are you hoping to hit? This is probably one of the best flops you can hope for.

 

[DrSparky]

We don't have any fold equity... > getting it in is never as a bluff here (first player has committed nearly half their stack, c-betting near 'pot', SB has check-raised allin. We KNOW the first player (MP2) is always calling. There is sooo much in the middle (including when MP2 calls off their remaining chips) that with the NFD (nutflush draw) & the odds we're getting, & likely equity we have vs. both villain's ranges, we have to get it in.

Many thanks for this - I was getting confused with shoving before MP2 had acted, shoving after the check-raise makes a lot of sense - especially with your helpful explanation. Thanks.

 

[Poker Orifice]

Many thanks for this

You're very welcome

 

[duggs]

seriously attach stats or reads please. this could be a fold pre/3bet pre/flat pre depending on reads.