Event #12 $1500 6max - It just got cold in here...

[SossMan]

End of the first level of the $1500 6max WSOP event.

My table is pretty weak, but I've been playing a little snug myself. Haven't really shown any out of line plays. I've opened my fair share, but nothing super crazy considering it's shorthanded.
I called a shortstack's utg AI w/ TT and lost to K2.
Next hand I call his AI w/ AQ and lose to TT.
I build it back up to around 3600 when this hand happens.

Blinds 25-50
Only other good player at the table who busted a lady, then got bad beated in another big pot, has 3400. I have 3600.

I open from CO w/ T7ss to 175
Good player in BB calls

Pot (375)
Flop is Td 7d 6s
He checks
I bet 300.
He checkraises me to 1k straight.

Decision point #1. I'm kinda lost here with the stacks.

Let's say I called.
He bets 1k more on the offsuit 4 turn.

I'm still lost.

[0evg0]

go broke homie

shove over the flop raise

[THEOSU]

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go broke homie

shove over the flop raise

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failing that, shove turn.

[MEJG2]

I don't see many people CR the nuts on the flop, so I think it's more likely he has a good draw, JJ etc, maybe a set. I push the turn, if he has trips, catch the river [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]. I also think he bets more than 1k on the turn with a set. Push.

[luckychewy]

shove flop, i usually don't give these short answers w/o much reasoning but i don't see how this is remotely close. highly possible he has tx, diamonds, or an overpair which if he is actually good he is going to instacall the shove with.

[WarDekar]

Y you have to shove here and I'm sorry you went broke, but top 2 = nuts in 6-max

[BarryLyndon]

I wrote a post that advocated just calling the flop on the grounds that on this board he has a big flush/straight draw a high enough percentage of the time that if a diamond or straight card other than a four hits on the turn, you can get away from the hand while giving him smaller odds to hit street by street. either way, on this turn, you're getting your $$ in.

Barry

[WarDekar]

Why would you want to call and let him see a cheap turn if he's drawing (and we have no idea to what)? That's so gross

[8Adam8]

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shove flop, i usually don't give these short answers w/o much reasoning but i don't see how this is remotely close. highly possible he has tx, diamonds, or an overpair which if he is actually good he is going to instacall the shove with.

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QFT

[Ansky]

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End of the first level of the $1500 6max WSOP event.

My table is pretty weak, but I've been playing a little snug myself. Haven't really shown any out of line plays. I've opened my fair share, but nothing super crazy considering it's shorthanded.
I called a shortstack's utg AI w/ TT and lost to K2.
Next hand I call his AI w/ AQ and lose to TT.
I build it back up to around 3600 when this hand happens.

Blinds 25-50
Only other good player at the table who busted a lady, then got bad beated in another big pot, has 3400. I have 3600.

I open from CO w/ T7ss to 175
Good player in BB calls

Pot (375)
Flop is Td 7d 6s
He checks
I bet 300.
He checkraises me to 1k straight.

Decision point #1. I'm kinda lost here with the stacks.

Let's say I called.
He bets 1k more on the offsuit 4 turn.

I'm still lost.

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Soss why are you lost? You have top 2 in a raised pot in position against a good player and you have 70 big blinds. This isn't hard, nor complicated, nor confusing. Go all in on flop, but since you didn't you hit the absolute most perfect turn card save maybe a 2 instead of a 4, SO GO ALL IN.