12000 starting
chips at 25/25 blinds with 40 min. levels and reentry
Hero late
registered around 5:25PM (tourney started at 4:00PM) and missed first 2 levels.
It would have
helped to remember/realize that it was taking place at the Palazzo. Unfortunately,
parking at the Venetian meant an additional 5-10 minutes of trying to find it.
Hero saw 1
playable hand in the 1 rotation other than 1 player building up a stack.
There was the
standard people gambling before the end of the reentry period and one person
busted, but otherwise it was uneventful.
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Hero's stack:
around 14.3k at first break.
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An interesting
hand which eliminated 2 people in level 4:
4c 4h 2c
Sadly, I do not
remember all the action, but I think it involved the following:
[unknown preflop
action]
checks to CO who
bets
SB raises
BB tanks/folds
CO raises all in
SB calls.
(2 players all
in)
turn: 6c
BB (who
tanked/folded) had an OESD (5c 3c x x) and was upset on seeing the turn
CO had a4xx with
2 other live over kickers
BB had 22xx and
it held.
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Hero was very
quiet/tight (usually was PFR and hero folded junk).
Hero maybe played
1 hand in 2-3 levels (suited ace in limped pot) but was not in any profitable
situations.
Thus, hero had
tight table image.
In this hand, PFR
(HJ) seemed to be opening a lot of pots to 2-2.5x (maybe VPIP/PFR of 30/22 in
FR which is loose). In about 4-5 rotations, saw this villain raise 6-8x.
CO: looser
player, but seemed to be competent
effective stack
sizes: ~13k @ 100/200
hero dealt: AK32
(A3)(K2) double suited
folds to player
in HJ
HJ opens to 2.5x
(standard opening raise size for this player) - ~500)
CO: calls
Hero 3b to 1750
HJ 4b to 5k
looser player
calls in CO
hero flat calls
5k
(~15k in pot,
hero has ~8k left)
flop: K82 (two
tone, hero has flush draw)
HJ (PFR/4b): bets
~3k
CO calls
Hero: raises all
in for 8k
villain calls
CO calls
(~39k in pot;
hero is AI)
turn: K82J (two
tone; hero has FD)
PFR/4b: bets
enough to put other person all in
CO: folds
river: K82J5 (two
tone; hero misses flush)
hero is out
around level 5 (~280/362)
Analysis:
Not sure if
played correctly. After talking it over with some other people, 5b jam might
have been best.
It can be super
exploitable to c/f on bad flops....
Ultimately, chips
still got in on the flop, so nothing ultimately changed per se.
Other analysis:
Source 1: Vanessa
Selbst talks about it in duck's dog days donkaments (episode 8: 25:20 time
mark)
villain played it
perfectly by betting small into hero (and other player), hero has to turn "hand
face up" and/or fold super cheaply.
Source 2 - A
friend's analysis:
It's a disaster
if something like AK2* doesn't get it in.
It's very likely
any of the following could happen (where hero has enough equity to get it in on
most flops)
AK is "best
hand" combo and wins when no one else gets pair.
Hero rarely
doesn't flop pair/fd/straight draw/any sort of equity.
Ultimately, chips
should go in preflop, but no harm no foul in this spot.
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