WSOP #15 $1,500 NLHE

[trussdude]

This is a hand I was involved in on Saturday at the WSOP, Event #15, $1,500 NLHE. No name players at my table.

15 minutes in, blinds at $25/$50, everybody has an average chip stack of $3,000

Third guy to act raises to $150, he gets one caller to me in the cut off. I raise to $400 with Q-Q, both players call the extra $250 and the blinds fold.

$1,275 in the pot.

The flop is 10-7-2 rainbow.

Both players check to me, I bet $700 and get one caller.

$2,675 in the pot.

The Turn is an off suit 4.

He checks again. I bet $1,000. He agonizes for a few minutes and makes the call.

$4,675 in the pot.

The River is a 10

He goes all in for $875.

I have $925 left.

What is my next move?

What do you put him on?

[renodoc]

uh, as played unfortunately you have to call, but you are looking at AT-JT much of the time. I would probably push the turn here given your stack sizes.

[nath]

You obviously call the river because you're getting 6 to 1 with an overpair

And you push the turn because you have less than a pot-sized bet left

[markysals11]

yeah the turn bet was pretty miserable, such a gross river but i don't think there's any way you can fold in a 1500 event @ the wsop in this spot

[Mench]

reraise more pre
shove turn

now call river

[0evg0]

and you dont reraise to 400 because that sucks incredibly big dong

[Cornell Fiji]

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You obviously call the river because you're getting 6 to 1 with an overpair

And you push the turn because you have less than a pot-sized bet left

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agreed

[Crash0veride]

Push turn not to protect but because you're protecting a raise of 1k into 2700 is bad, and the same player that calls the turn of 1k will most likely call the an AI turn bet of 1900.
You HAVE to call...Unlucky, nh gg.

[BarryLyndon]

And now you know what happens when you screw a PF raise up.

Barry

[trussdude]

If this guy has a single 10 in his hand, don't I want him to call the Turn bet?

He would be getting 3.6 to 1 pot odds with only 5 outs.