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Hi was playing the £300 deep in dtd last weekend and am just interested in did i play it right or wrong
41 players left .   36 paid
I raise utg min to 6k mitch calls in bb flop is T  6s 3s  I bet out 9k leaves me around 75-80 k he calls and a nothing card on turn its checked to me again I bet out 22k and he says ALL IN
I call he has  Js Ts  river is  Td
What you think should i have gone all in on turn ? Or has it just played itself
Thx look forward to advice given

you played it fine, got unlucky, move on

Hey,

I can understand why you think it may be correct to fold when you are close to the money but unfortunately our hand is just far too strong to fold here as he could have slowlpayed an overpair, or not believe you with a 10, he could also fancy gambling with a flush draw. Don't beat yourself up, getting a big double up just before the money is a huge thing and next time you will sail to the final table.

You played with Mitch much before?

I think I prefer open folding the flop, rather than the turn.

I suppose betting is fine, but once an off suit ace doesn't roll off on the turn, it's a clear open fold.

Mitch gonna mitch ya.

Yes played with mitch before i knew i was ahead, But was my play bad by betting 22k on turn and not shoving it all in? Or check turn and lay down river?

 ;whistle;

Hello mitch you can give me the answer  :0)

Just unavoidable for both of us really mate. Good spot for me to put pressure on approaching the bubble. You made the correct call, I hit one of 15 outs. Nothing much more to analyse really imo.

Classic advance value raise from the larger johnson

Except for the fact you chose to wait to "put the pressure on" until the turn, when your equity had halved... ;whistle;

Also letting him put some more money in with a hand he might fold, or bluffs. Stacks were pretty purrrrfect to cr jam turn.

Anyway, don't know why I'm explaining myself to min cash-Al....

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Or the fact you don't know how many outs a pair and flush draw is ;whistle;

KR,

Max-cash Al

ask yourself two questions before making your decision,

1) What do I want him to do
2) How do I make him do it

you want him to put his money in with a worse hand, you do it by giving the impression of some fold equity. in the spot you found yourself in you cant bet and fold, and you cant check back and let him realise his equity for free, so you bet making it look like he has some fold equity (betsizing sounds right as Mitch himself says ITT that the stacks were nice for cr jam) ran into a hand pretty much at the top of his range and got ul

next hand.

Thx for info just needed to see how other players look at that spot !!1