$370 WSOP ME Sat Hand - Total Confusion

[jotta]

Reraise preflop will make this hand more easy to play. Why not reraise a LAG player preflop with queens?

Villain play is very confuse. But I think if he had KK,QQ,JJ,AK,AQ will bet this flop 90%.

I think he had AA,TT or air.

As played I fold the river.

[sinderg]

think i play every steet the exact opposite to ya , move allin pre. bet flop, fold turn. lol

[curtains]

btw no matter how aggressive or loose this guy is, very few people reraise to 2k without a pretty good hand from the SB here facing a 4 off the button raiser

[jotta]

all in pre is the worst option here.

[Doylestown]

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btw no matter how aggressive or loose this guy is, very few people reraise to 2k without a pretty good hand from the SB here facing a 4 off the button raiser

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yeah I got caught in the middle of "he's a loose nut vs. wait a minute that's a pretty strong pop against the only guy that can hurt him" and my default was to try to get to a cheap showdown which obviously didn't work.

Can anybody define how to treat this hand differently because it's a satellite. Honestly that was my biggest mental problem with the hand as I'm not a very experienced satellite player and I was not looking for a major confrontation here.

[nath]

It's fine, fold river

[0evg0]

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It's fine, fold turn

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[NoahL]

Reraise pf, as played fold river. I dont have much problems with this hand

[potamophobia]

I think he either has AA/TT/AT or nothing. This seems like a good flop to bet into with a set, but some people will slowplay no matter what. The question is, why bet the pot on the river when it looks like your hand is very weak. You could easily have some sort of draw on the turn, but the river bricked on both flushes and all possible straights you might have.

If I had a set in his spot, I would probably bet about half the pot hoping youd call with your JJ or some small piece of the board.

I might make a hero call here hoping to see something like KQ/99. The river just really seems like a bluff to me, but maybe he intended it to look like that.

[curtains]

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I think he either has AA/TT/AT or nothing. This seems like a good flop to bet into with a set, but some people will slowplay no matter what. The question is, why bet the pot on the river when it looks like your hand is very weak. You could easily have some sort of draw on the turn, but the river bricked on both flushes and all possible straights you might have.

If I had a set in his spot, I would probably bet about half the pot hoping youd call with your JJ or some small piece of the board.

I might make a hero call here hoping to see something like KQ/99. The river just really seems like a bluff to me, but maybe he intended it to look like that.

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I think its very unlikely he has nothing. Here is what would have to occur for him to have zero here:

1. He would have to randomly decide to reraise preflop out of position into someone who raised in relatively early position.

2. Despite already showing himself to be an aggressive player by making this raise with air, he would now check the flop with nothing when an ace flops??

It makes almost zero sense for the opponent to have nothing here.