First live tournament

[SkyWitch]

Played my first live tourney the other day at a local casino ($70 dollar buy-in). 4,000 starting chips, no add-ons, and rebuys and late entries for up to an hour. Starting the tournament off I do pretty well and I'm up to around 7,000 chips, leading my table. So here's my question, I'm in the bb and get AdKd and get raised to 1,300, obviously a reraise situation but I just call. Flop comes 3dAsQd and the villain shoves all in with around 3,500 left. I snapcall hoping for the flush draw and hoping top pair top kicker will hold, and he shows AQo. A diamond comes on the turn and I figure I've won the hand and as he stands up to leave a queen comes on the river, giving him a boat. Was this a good call on my part or should I have folded?

In case you don't want to read this:
Hero: AdKd
Villain: AQo

Flop: 3dAsQd
Turn: xd
River: Qx

Good or bad play on my part? I feel like i just got sucked out on

 

[SkyWitch]

All help and advice is appreciated, thank you!

 

[smallfrie]

It is a call. If you call AdKd pre that is one of the flops (3dAsQd) you are looking for.

 

[brucesmall]

That's just a bad beat... Even if you 3 bet pre he's shoving and its the same result...

 

[Haanski]

Yea no way you don't go broke on that hand. Prob should of reraised pre but I can see flatting being ok I guess.. but you hit a flop like that you can never fold it at all

 

[mac1223]

very gusty

 

[deucefactory]

Its a great board for both hands, so not too surprising that you both stacked it.

 

[mar_dragan]

It was good decision but unlucky for you.
Next time it will be better you will win and someone will fall in same situation,don't give up!

 

[16clumsyandshy]

Probably should shove preflop is App I would say since you're putting in about 20% of your stack anyway. What happens if no A or diamonds come?

 

[Senneville]

He show you lot of stenght with is allin but in that situation you have decide your tourney on a flush draw posibility. In the net is a easy call but in live situation , in this hand you dont have the lead after the flop. I will probably muck my hand after the flop. If you bet or raise the pot He will prbably go allin anyway so. Allin in tournement if you dont want to be brock you need had the nuts. that my 2 c

 

[SkyWitch]

He show you lot of stenght with is allin but in that situation you have decide your tourney on a flush draw posibility. In the net is a easy call but in live situation , in this hand you dont have the lead after the flop. I will probably muck my hand after the flop. If you bet or raise the pot He will prbably go allin anyway so. Allin in tournement if you dont want to be brock you need had the nuts. that my 2 c

I mean I hit an ace on the flop, how was I going to put him on 2 pair or AQ? It's hard to fold an ace with top kicker in that situation imo

 

[Two6JJ]

You were getting it in on the turn anyway so just one of those things that happens in this game, they find their outs and you get wrecked.

 

[teepack]

You played it right and lost. Happens.

 

[iFishForFlush]

Standard for both hands, it played its' self, it's the early stages of a rebuy most definately nothing else to do here.

 

[albosaltenio]

For my, the call was good,
The rest was bad luck

 

[PHX]

Cooler hands on a cooler flop no way you or opponent can get away . It is poker it happens sometimes.

The only thing I can say that is I would have done different is 3 bet preflop being OOP. Would not have made any difference to outcome though all the money was still going in the middle.

 

[AntonEast]

That's just poker, just don't let bad beats affect your own game

 

[Sil3ntness]

Selective memory because of a cooler.

Also what were the blind sizes? Honestly could of just got it all in pre and receive the same results.

 

[HiSavin]

Good play, bad results. Just make sure that you aren't thinking about it when you play your next tournament... don't want to end up playing timid and make the wrong play next time.

 

[rock0001]

good call, but nevertheless in this hand i would probably go all in preflop with ak of diamonds. i think villain would just called the all in preflop so the result would be the same.

 

[Amanda A]

I think you played it right. Villian could have held other hands than AQ. If villain was a super tight player you might have thought there was a possibility of a set or 2 pair, more than if facing same raise from a loose player, but still v hard to fold your hand.

 

[Ivab]

Reset map in this case is very difficult. I would support Allin in such a situation.
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Good luck in the game and life

 

[SuzdalDEcor]

bad preflop playing, but in a flop it was just a cooler.

 

[Archiv3r]

He show you lot of stenght with is allin but in that situation you have decide your tourney on a flush draw posibility. In the net is a easy call but in live situation , in this hand you dont have the lead after the flop. I will probably muck my hand after the flop. If you bet or raise the pot He will prbably go allin anyway so. Allin in tournement if you dont want to be brock you need had the nuts. that my 2 c

what are you talking about. please dont talk nonsense, he has a monster on flop, TPTK + nut flush draw , even against AQ he has 12 outs=around 45-50%.

you had very bad preflop play, flating out of position is awful especialy with pot size where you cant check raise or do anything, what were the blinds anyway 200/400 ?

 

[dbchristy]

thats sucks, but I dont see it any other way