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]

^
Whats your problem with the pf reraise?

[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

[dboivin17]

you should have bet more/shoved the turn...obviously he hit his 3rd ten on the river cause he couldnt lay down top pair after 2 streets

[Cornell Fiji]

Please realize that you are not betting more to protect your hand from AT rather you are betting more on the turn to make sure that you stack AT if a scary card comes