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JJ to a 4bet shove in the roller.. thoughts please?
I have posted this already in my diary but i'm sure more people will see it in the clinic and i welcome all comments and opinions- still not sure if it was the right decision.
Villain instashoves after my 3bet, like barely a second and his stack was in the middle, which when taking into acount a utg open and then a big 3bet you would think is very strong - however im well aware that quick actions are not meant to be a sign of strength, he also typed in the chatbox that he felt i was putting in the steal so he shoved a "decent pair" although refused to say what he had, wasn't sure what to make of that tbh, a bit of levelling?. He had lost a biggish pot a little while before but i didn't notice him doing anything silly in the previous hands that might suggest he was tilting, also my table image was not very aggressive, i hadn't 3bet once and had not been caught making any moves, all my hands that had got to showdown had been good. I figured that i might be good, but i had a very good stack and didn't need to risk my whole tournanment on a marginal decision. I'm not an experienced MTT player and had no previous history with the villain, also table seemed quite soft so folding and picking better spots seemed like a good decision at the time.
Villain instashoves after my 3bet, like barely a second and his stack was in the middle, which when taking into acount a utg open and then a big 3bet you would think is very strong - however im well aware that quick actions are not meant to be a sign of strength, he also typed in the chatbox that he felt i was putting in the steal so he shoved a "decent pair" although refused to say what he had, wasn't sure what to make of that tbh, a bit of levelling?. He had lost a biggish pot a little while before but i didn't notice him doing anything silly in the previous hands that might suggest he was tilting, also my table image was not very aggressive, i hadn't 3bet once and had not been caught making any moves, all my hands that had got to showdown had been good. I figured that i might be good, but i had a very good stack and didn't need to risk my whole tournanment on a marginal decision. I'm not an experienced MTT player and had no previous history with the villain, also table seemed quite soft so folding and picking better spots seemed like a good decision at the time.
| yoji | Small blind | 100.00 | 100.00 | 9800.00 | |
| I_Hustle | Big blind | 200.00 | 300.00 | 7960.00 | |
| Your hole cards |
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| jamest6 | Raise | 400.00 | 700.00 | 11192.50 | |
| Oban | Call | 400.00 | 1100.00 | 5475.00 | |
| benc | Raise | 1400.00 | 2500.00 | 11915.00 | |
| jx | All-in | 11157.50 | 13657.50 | 0.00 | |
| yoji | Fold | ||||
| I_Hustle | Fold | ||||
| jamest6 | Fold | ||||
| Oban | Fold | ||||
| benc | Fold | ||||
| x | Muck |
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