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cgull69:
Its not often a hand gets to me, but I went to bed last night my mind going 6 to the dozen as to whether I should have played this hand any differently?

It is early on in an MTT, blinds are at 15, 30. I have around 2300 in chips. The action is all folded round to the button who raises it to 90

I am the SB and have  ah :as: I re raise to 240, the BB folds and the button calls.

The flop then comes  jc  9c 9d

I fire out a 1/2 pot bet (250) to find out where I am, the button flat calls. I am now thinking that the button either has one of the other nines, 10 q or a flush draw.

The turn comes  9s .

I check and so does the button. I now think that button is definitely on a draw and disregard the fact that they may have the last 9 in the deck.

River comes  ac .

I am now hoping that the button has hit is flush. I bet 500 and the button goes all in , I call and they show  9h js.

Having re-run the hand through my head I dont see how I could get away from it, they only thing I think I should have done is raised a little more pre flop.

Any opinions would be appreciated.

Marty719:
I raise bigger pre with my entire range when oop.

I bet turn for value.

Im happy getting it in on river.

nh

MintTrav:
My chips are in a second after his at the end, though I think he is more likely to have a J than a flush. Who is not going to be happy to get them in here, as I think you must know?

One thing I don"t like is:


--- Quote from: cgull69 on February 07, 2011, 12:59:50 PM ---
I fire out a 1/2 pot bet (250) to find out where I am
--- End quote ---


I hear this kind of thing all the time, but I don"t get it. I can"t see the benefit. I always bet for a reason, but that reason is never for information.

Marty719:
***In before Noble says fold***

;D ;D ;D

Chipaccrual:

--- Quote from: Marty719 on February 07, 2011, 13:41:41 PM ---
***In before Noble says fold***

;D ;D ;D

--- End quote ---


lol, noble won"t be far away.

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