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 Originally Posted by taipan168
If you're going to raise preflop (and I would), your raise is too small. You want to try to either take the pot down now or get heads up with one opponent, and 3x BB with two limpers in front just won't do it. At a low buyin SNG I would make it about 4x BB plus 1x BB for each limper, so 120 to go here.
On the flop, your bet is too small. There are 300 chips in the pot and you bet 120 - I'd bet about 3/4 pot here or 240 to go.
On the turn - again your bet is too small! By this stage there are 540 chips and you bet less than 1/2 pot.
On the river, you have to cry and fold. The way opp played the hand there's too much that beats you to make a hero call here.
That said, you should never have had to make this tough decision, if you had a) raised more preflop and b) bet more on the flop you should have been able to get all your chips in on the turn rather than the river.
I suggest you read this post which explains why building the pot preflop and on the flop is important.
Could not have said it better, gr8 reply Tai
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