MTT - on the turn, give up? or Jam?

DOHHHHHHH

No reads on the guy, it's only a £5 tourny.

Just been moved here a few hands ago, not played a hand, not seen him play one.

Cut off raise with KTo is standard


6-2-2 board is a c bet every time, and he flats.

Looking at weak 6's and flush draws as the bulk of his range, and maybe pkt 5's, 4's and 3's.....obv 66 v rarely, and quads hardly ever.

Turn is checked to me again, what's your thinking? Do you shut up shop?

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
xJIMBOx	Small blind		25.00	25.00	3545.00
horatio946	Big blind		50.00	75.00	2935.00
	Your hole cards	K 10
llandody	Fold
DOHHHHHHH	Raise		150.00	225.00	1685.00
scotty77	Fold
xJIMBOx	Call		125.00	350.00	3420.00
horatio946	Call		100.00	450.00	2835.00
Flop
		6 2 2
xJIMBOx	Check
horatio946	Check
DOHHHHHHH	Bet		337.50	787.50	1347.50
xJIMBOx	Fold
horatio946	Call		337.50	1125.00	2497.50
Turn
		7
horatio946	Check
DOHHHHHHH

donkeyplop

I would give up at this point and just check it down, then fold to his river shove!

GREGHOGG

1. i wouldn't necessarily raise preflop at this blind level, esp with Scotty sitting there. I dont really like K10 o/s as it can get you into alot of trouble.

2. I wouldn't usually standard C bet into 2 random players

3. I cant fire the 2nd barrel unless i know that the guy has the capability to fold A6 and other 6s. Or if i am sure he is bad enough to call that flop with just 2 picture cards

4. So that means its time to give up as you have no reads.

5 im off out

6 why am i numbering my points like a moron?

DeucesLive

I barrel again, I really doubt he has the 2 so keep on firing

then again this is how I end up donking out of 90% of tournaments, the read on opponent is right but they can't fold weak hands, so giving up might just be the best option. But on that board I think you can get him off it, people like to float the first card and see what the turn brings, a solid enough bet folds out a huge amount of hands (overcards/flush draw) and you could quite easily fold out a 6 too. Even if he calls you've got the overs to potentially hit, I think he could easily be chasing flush.

Dudeskin8

Preflop and flop is pretty much how I'd have played it. On turn any bet you fire will be very commiting and anything you can bet/fold with isn't worth making tbh. I just check and say well done when he shows Ace high at showdown.

DOHHHHHHH

What sort of hands do you think he has dudeskin???

As you say, if we bet, it's as a bluff, so there's no other option than to jam the lot in.......

I had him pegged on a flush draw, in which case, it's very possible I could have the best hand.........

I thought I could represent an overpair well with the action so far.......

And Hoggerty McHogg, you surely HAVE to c bet that flop!!! The hands that can continue given the action pre are soooooooo sparce. I bet sparce wudda c bet it

leon621

i think with a pot of over 1000 chips its a little hard to just give up on, i also think a player could be chasing a flush on this occasion

Dudeskin8

Depends on the player, he could just have some random 6 or maybe he does have the FD with an Ace. Also do you think he's good enough to fold a 6 or is he a 'I have a pair I WILL NEVER FOLD' kinda guy... really hate those, at which point shoving is pointless.

You have 27 bigs if you don't put anymore money in which is fine for an MTT imo, just depends how much you value the 1125 in there and if it's worth shoving on a complete air bluff to get it.

GREGHOGG

In Response to Re: MTT - on the turn, give up? or Jam?:

What sort of hands do you think he has dudeskin??? As you say, if we bet, it's as a bluff, so there's no other option than to jam the lot in....... I had him pegged on a flush draw, in which case, it's very possible I could have the best hand......... I thought I could represent an overpair well with the action so far....... And Hoggerty McHogg, you surely HAVE to c bet that flop!!!The hands that can continue given the action pre are soooooooo sparce. I bet sparce wudda c bet it
Posted by DOHHHHHHH

Only if i know that both my opponants have a fold button.

You may be repping an overpair but they may not know that! They have 2 little pretty picture cards better than yours and fish away.

It is precisely why you are unsure what to do on the turn why i would have waited a little bit to watch these players before committing (or contemplating committing) my entire stack with a weak King! As i said i would prefer a fold pre at that blind level. Maybe im just nitMcnit.

DOHHHHHHH

When I c bet that board, theres millions of turn cards I can fire again.

It's not c bet 1 time and give up, unless I get 2 callers.

I have a back up plan....

I also have 2 overs..........

Pretty sure u're playing too tight if you fold pre.

I thought the turn was an automatic Jam, the stack size was abit auwkward maybe I shud have bet abit bigger on the flop, to set up a pot sized jam on the turn.

I slammed it in, he called with 6-2o.

gg

YOUNG_GUN

Haha solid read YG

scotty77

Pre is fine.

Flop is ok I think on paired boards when its checked to you, you can bet like 250.

Don't mind a jam turn but personally in a £5 tournie vs a random he calls here with ANY pair a lot IMO.

pryce6

You have to give up on the turn which is pretty gay but oh wells