Hand from Level 1 of tonight's 1k FTOPS

[stealthmunk]

zeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeebo
(call)
(insta)

[Pudge714]

Ugh I misread this river. I though Shannon checked and the other guy overbet shoved. Ignore my river advice. I agree with colson now.

Given we CR the flop and go bust when the guy has KK+, does everyone really think we stack 66-JJ enough to compensate for this? I like the CR/call push line more when its a two-tone flop because a) our CR range is wider, and b) his 3-bet shove range is wider.

I for one liked how Shannon played it, except I think I call the river raise.

[radiihead]

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On the flop he bet quickly, and i really felt it had that AA aroma.

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Theres not much more that can be said about this hand. I disagree strongly however with this... From my experiences, and I think most ppl will agree with me, when someone bets fast or calls fast it is usually a sign of weakness not strength.. and vice versa.

[jaroot]

can't fold this online. You're an experienced live player but you'll soon learn that online MTT's play a bit different [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
He's going to show up with less than QQ here ohh.. 80% of the time? That's being generous.

[RandALLin]

No one in online tournaments in my experience c-bets the flop, checks behind the turn, and shoves the river with AA/KK. In fact, Okay, mayyybe aces since the turn dries the board completely and the only bad river gives you a wheel or double pairs the board. Your hand is so underrepped and so disguised that your river bet looks like a bluff or a value bet from a mid pair like TT. I think shoves on these boards are very bluff-life and I think the most likely hands villian checks behind turn with the best hand is 555 and AA where the rest of the time it is an unplanned bluff raise on the river just thinking you can't call the shove. I know I ramble but maybe you can get something out of that.