need some help here

[fulksy]

k i think i played this hand ok, not great, but ok and just got unlucky. but my main question is should i be getting all my money against the monster stack with super small stack and another small stack, on the bubble, in hindsight a preflop push would of saved me. as played post flop i think i had no choice, i would love some help thanks

No Limit Holdem Tournament
$2 + $0.25 Sit & Go
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
CO Hero (2540)
BTN Omnicide1337 (1170)
SB pj5073 (470)
BB jkstylin (9320)

Blinds: 100/200

Pre-flop: (300, 4 players) Hero is CO
Hero raises to 600, 2 folds, jkstylin calls 400

Flop: (1300, 2 players)
jkstylin checks, Hero bets 800, jkstylin raises to 1600, Hero goes all-in 1940, jkstylin calls 340

Turn: (5180, 2 players)

River: (5180, 2 players)

Final Pot: 5180

[caddie444]

I would shove pre.

You can't let the uber stack have any ideas of pushing you off your hand preflop, he may think (and correctly so) that he has a ton of FE if he shoves over.

Or he might just be a donk and shove with Ax. I haven't done any maths but it seems to me you don't want to be all in with the Big stack, since you can't fold, do as much as you can to disuade a call from him


You'd be surprised how often the shorty's call you. If big stack calls and wins, I recommend cyanide.

[taipan168]

I agree with caddie, I shove this preflop considering the stack sizes. If the big stack wants to call with Ax or some other hand you beat and sucks out, so be it. The problem with standard raising is that if you're called and the flop comes A high or with lots of broadways, you'll basically have to fold the flop to any bet.

As played, I would have a very hard time folding this flop, particularly if the big stack has been aggressive.

[brian1175]

I'm not shoving this and I don't fold this either...I think you got unlucky here. The only thing I might do different is make a bigger flop bet but with the way it goes down the result is the same.

[caddie444]

I'm not shoving this

explain reasoning please

[brian1175]

Im simply not shoving 12.5 blinds into a big stack 4 handed and sitting 2nd in chips.