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Does anyone understand this play?
The tourney is a live multitable satellite where the top 10% of the field receives entries into an upcoming $10,000 event.
Very aggressive player gets moved to my table. He and I have butted heads in previous tournaments, and my image of him is that he's nothing more than a bully who overplays many hands to try to force his opponents to fold.... which is all the more reason why I find his play on this hand so odd. Could the good folks here try to help me understand my opponent's thought process in this situation? Blinds are T300/T600 with antes of T75. Average stack is about T14,000. I have T26,000, and villain has T15,000. I am in the cutoff. Folded to me, and I raise to T2,000 with Qd Td. Villain is in the large blind, and calls. Flop is T 8 6 rainbow. Villain leads out for T2,500. I think for about 20 seconds, and raise all-in. He insta-calls. He turns over A 8 offsuit. The reason I am so baffled is because if I simply raise, and he re-raises all-in, he probably can get me off the hand. However, I already am all-in.... so getting me to fold now is kinda difficult, right? While it might sound like a dumb question, I seriously am trying to comprehend how someone can make this call for their tournament life. Analysis is much appreciated. TK |
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