My Deepstack Exit

Lambert180

My exit from the £150 Deepstack a little earlier...

25th so just missed out on the cash

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
rosjim1	Small blind		800.00	800.00	14415.00
Lambert180	Big blind		1600.00	2400.00	3920.00
	Your hole cards	A A
martymck	Call		1600.00	4000.00	69180.50
Yorkie74	Raise		3200.00	7200.00	18462.50
chris1963	Fold
rosjim1	Call		2400.00	9600.00	12015.00
Lambert180	All-in		3920.00	13520.00	0.00
martymck	Call		3920.00	17440.00	65260.50
Yorkie74	Call		2320.00	19760.00	16142.50
rosjim1	Call		2320.00	22080.00	9695.00
Flop
		8 9 10
rosjim1	Check
martymck	Check
Yorkie74	Check
Turn
		7
rosjim1	Check
martymck	Bet		6400.00	28480.00	58860.50
Yorkie74	Fold
rosjim1	Fold
martymck	Unmatched bet		6400.00	22080.00	65260.50
Lambert180	Show	A A
martymck	Show	J K
River
		Q
martymck	Win	Straight to the King	22080.00		87340.50

Dudeskin8

That's strange you didn't appear on the flop....

Also looks like the hand before this was the killer as you've got 2.5 bigs here lol.

DOHHHHHHH

Yeh how did u get so short???

I hope u didn't fold your way into this situation  . . . . .  . ?

Lambert180

I was just looking back through my HH for it and it looks like I did pretty much fold my way there which obviously now I can see is terrible. My only defence is that I was still in all 3 and must have lost touch with the blind levels/my stack in this one.

Obviously I knew I was in fold/shove territory buy I really did find any hands or any pots, I know I don't necessarily need a hand at this stage but people kept putting in bets before it got to me and then a re-shove with my stack had very little FE and my hands were junk. Also I did have about 11k then paid a BB, got moved to another table straight after that hand and was in the BB on the new table so that was 3600 gone, then obviously blinds came around again shortly. No excuses really though, last week I came 4th in the £150 Deepstack and I put it down to me being much more aggresive, especially around the bubble area where people fold their way to the cash.

This might be me being silly but do you think there was ANY tiny arguement for me folding this? At the time, I didn't consider it but shortly after I thought about it and basically with the bet and call before me, I had virtually zero FE from my shove because it was such a small raise to the earlier bet so I was always going to be going to the flop at least 3-4way. By this point, I'd written off my chances of winning it (lol despite having a chip and a chair), so was there an arguement for folding through to the cash. I think I'd have made it.

Dudeskin8

You don't need a hand to shove late on.

Players usually only call shoves with good hands so when you shove they ain't calling with much so you're shove gets through a LOT.

However in one of the DTD games I shoved the Btn w/KJ wiv 16 bb's a super standard play for me that imo can only be called by like A10+ 88+ maybe less if you like a gamble but he flatted from a 35ish bb stack wiv Q8 and hit lol these are great though as I print chips against him longterm. I do admit though that I'd rather that happen on a cash table where I can just sit all night and gradually bleed him rather than being bust.

yb

if you want to fold pre just go to bed