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Situation:
Early in tourney- lets say second blind elevation. No reads on other players yet- all have been playing solid poker I have AKs and raise 3x from button, SB calls, BB calls Flop comes: Kc4d3d SB checks, BB checks, I bet 3/4 pot SB folds, BB calls quickly Turn: Td- essentially a blank SB checks, I bet pot SB thinks and thinks and thinks and thinks then goes all in What do you think? 1- Bluff- he has nothing and is hoping to get you out of the hand 2- monster- flopped a set or two pair and doesn't want you to draw out on him 3- Bathroom- had to go take a wiz and just made it back in time then decided to go all in with a Ten 4- Other option This happened to me a couple of nights ago and I ended up calling his all in. Results to come after I get your feedback (sorry for the tease but I don't want to ruin the feedback by providing you with what actually happened )Thanks. checkout |
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i would more than likely just throw the hand away that early in a tourny depending on the buy in. cause if u really think about it he could of hit his flush and was trying to make you think he was bluffing by going all in. or it could be a semi bluff and he has 1 diamond in his hand which would make your call a good one but do u want to risk all those chips withh the possiblity of being dead already or get drawn out on. i say the buy in matters because if its a $5 tourny that type of play will make me curious and if im on tilt i might throw my chips in thinking im scrwed. anyways i want to hear what this guy had you got me very intrigued. hmmm thinking again maybe he had flush draw and str8 draw on the turn i would definitely say u cant label the 10 of diamonds a blank
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