PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t1200 (9 handed)
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UTG (t19248)
Hero (t40379)
MP1 (t23883)
MP2 (t18506)
MP3 (t6158)
CO (t7928)
Button (t42481)
SB (t32192)
BB (t11773)
Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with Q
, T
.
1 fold, Hero raises to t3600,
4 folds, Button calls t3600,
2 folds. Pot has t9675.
Flop: (t7800) 8
, Q
, 6
(2 players)
Hero checks, Button checks. Pot has t9675 chips.
Turn: (t7800) T
(2 players)
Hero bets t3600</font>,Button raises to t7200, Hero raises to t36704, Button calls t29504.
River: (t83083) 4
(2 players)</font>
Final Pot: t83083
The raise pre-flop was because I had double the chips of anyone else at the table (except the guy that called).
The check on the flop was because I wanted to trap him, since I felt my top pair was good enough, also trying to gauge if my opponent had a strong hand or not.
The turn bet was to get action. When he raised, I immediately thought he had AQ or KQ and decided to go all-in. I didn't think long, which was a mistake. The mistake was not thinking harder on the decision, although I am not sure, going all-in is a mistake there. If he has AQ or KQ he calls me and I go to first place in chips, and I only call I don't win as much chips as I could have. I think AQ, KQ are more likely hands than 88, 66, QQ, TT, 9J. He could also have been raising because of a club draw or even a straight draw. My play seems very risky, but I am not sure it is a mistake, a second after I got called I thought I made a mistake, but after analyzing it more I am not so sure.