Played wrong on every street???

MP33

Hi

I,m trying to improve my MTT game but have never really looked at hand historys so decided to start now and try and learn something new.

Just gonna test post this hand history to see if i,ve done it correctly

EDIT : That didn.t work - The hand is pasted below

I knew by the river i played this badly but how badly?

My opponent was quick to tell me i had played this hand wrong on every street. Although i don,t like getting berated at the tables for my play they have a point on this hand.

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It was from a £5.50 MTT last night.


It folds round to me on the SB and i,m sat with 24 BB,s and 67s

The guy on BB has been fairly aggro with me and i,m half expecting a raise so i just limp thinking my hand plays well post flop and certainly don,t want to get shoved on.

I get the raise (to 2.4k - Min raise) and maybe should shove here but just call



Flop comes 982 rainbow with 1 spade.


I check and face a bet of 4.8k which i call . Should i have shoved?


Turn comes 9 of spades and i check with the intention of shoving any bet and hopefully getting a fold which happens but don,t get the fold. Think i had him on 2 ovecards.

I get lucky on river but know i,ve not played it well.

Any advice muchly appreciated

Thx

P

MP33

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
MP33	Small blind		600.00	600.00	29353.00
steveysee	Big blind		1200.00	1800.00	137691.50
	Your hole cards	6 7
Summers119	Fold
barnsfly	Fold
MP33	Call		600.00	2400.00	28753.00
steveysee	Raise		2400.00	4800.00	135291.50
MP33	Call		2400.00	7200.00	26353.00
Flop
		9 8 2
MP33	Check
steveysee	Bet		4800.00	12000.00	130491.50
MP33	Call		4800.00	16800.00	21553.00
Turn
		9
MP33	Check
steveysee	Bet		8400.00	25200.00	122091.50
MP33	All-in		21553.00	46753.00	0.00
steveysee	Call		13153.00	59906.00	108938.50
MP33	Show	6 7
steveysee	Show	Q Q
River
		10
MP33	Win	Straight Flush to the 10	59906.00		59906.00

biggirl

haha Steveysee at it again. Berates anyone and everyone. Wouldn't take offence.

Cammykaze

A few on Sky like that and used to grimace intensely when the dreaded experts popped in to grace the table with their presence handing out free advise that absolutely no-one asked for

Starting to see the light side of it and tend to get involved in the chat box a smidgen more.

The "Coach" is one that springs to mind. Steveysee I am not too familiar with.

Cammy

tonyp142

Hey MP33. Feel like this is a hand that could be played a few different ways.

I'd personally raise this from the sb pre flop and be happy to pick up the pot when the big blind has the bottom 50% of hands. Happy folding to a 3-bet at this stack depth as the suited connectors lose a lot of value when shorter stacked. For example, if you hit your flush on the river you probably won't have many chips left to win a decent amount.

As played with the limp I would call the Big Blind raise and I can get behind check raising flop. Check folding would be the only terrible option here. As played, when you call the 9 is good for your range so you could just lead and put him in a bad spot or check shove. Basically, you have one of the strongest draws and best bluffs so getting it in is never going to be bad here.

Finally, just be careful if there are ICM implications. Wouldn't be a good spot to go bust with a draw if other players are shorter than you and there are big pay jumps. If this was the case I'd play it much more passively, except for pre flop where I'd just try to raise and take it down.

Alex

Tikay10

@tonyp142

Welcome to the Forum Tony, great maiden post.

MAXALLY

Tikay10 said:

@tonyp142

Welcome to the Forum Tony Alex, great maiden post.

FYP

goldnballz

I LOVE steveysee losing hands, he takes it so well

I don't mind check/jamming flop.

But whatever way you played it.... if you've beat steveysee in a hand, you've played it wrong

MP33

Cheers Guys - Had a similar spot the other night but this time raised pre - folded to a shove