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Title: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: DropTheHammer on November 30, 2015, 02:59:43 PM I watched the FT stream last night and an interesting situation happened when they were 4 handed:
A tight utg player folds to the button (an active and good player) who shoves allin for ~14 BBs. The (ABC, quite tight) SB shoves his ~8BBs in and Tony Vu looks down at AKos on the Big Blind. Tony has 19BBs total - what do you do? Payouts were as follows and every player in the final 4 had fewer than 20BBs: 1 £35,000 2 £23,100 3 £15,680 4 £11,790 Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: Longines on November 30, 2015, 03:37:55 PM Panic.
Wish it wasn't being streamed. Try, and almost certainly fail, to do this maths: Fold and i) end up 2nd in chips 3 handed or ii) 2nd in chips 4 handed Call and iii) have a 2:1 chip lead HU or iv) end up 2nd in chips 4 handed or v) end up with 5BB 3 handed iii) and iv) combined are more attractive than i) and ii) combined and v) would be pretty unlucky and I've still laddered so I'm calling. Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: BorntoBubble on November 30, 2015, 03:41:21 PM I Call,
Button is should be shoving wide. So even if the SB is tight you have a 12BB side pot where you should be way ahead of the range and still in good shape for the main pot against a tight range. Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: TightEnd on November 30, 2015, 05:48:02 PM i suppose i call
out of interest, what ICM mental shortcuts do players use at a live table in these spots, or is it as much about experience of ranges as anything? Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: TL900 on November 30, 2015, 06:23:02 PM absolutely do not fold
Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: arbboy on November 30, 2015, 06:40:32 PM calling as quick as possible given the make up of the stack sizes and the order in which they shoved.
Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: MC on November 30, 2015, 06:42:04 PM Yeah not at all close
Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: DropTheHammer on December 02, 2015, 09:41:53 PM Well, it was just about the best scenario possible for the BB's AK as otb had AQ and the short stack SB had AJ. And since all the cards came out the AK would have won as well, KOing both of them to leave Tony vs a (at that stage) tight opponent.
In the end the guy who came second went a bit crazy with a short time left on the clock before a chip count would have decided the winner (and prizes by ICM I think) by going allin blind and telling his opponent who gleefully called with K hi and won the thing. Title: Re: DTD GPPT Stamford Bridge Final Table hand Post by: SuuPRlim on December 13, 2015, 04:18:34 PM you could be in such phenomenal shape here, for big monies.
Btn is going to shove KT, SB going to shove AT...and so on. |