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Just want anyones thought on this hand i played on last nights roller. I had just lost 1/3 of my stack (chipleader 1/7 after bubble burst) after calling all in with AJss against 99. Still had approx 57k (2/7).
I picked up 9h9s in bb (1200/600) and table was 4 handed with btn raising to 3600 with 33k behind. i reraised to 12000 and btn snap called all in. I called within a few seconds without really thinking about it as it was only another 21k to win 53k, btn showed 7d7h
The btn had just moved to the table as i had previously knocked out the bubble. I had played with the btn earlier on and thought he was tight agressive, however we were down to 7 and we were only 4 handed, my image didnt really matter as he had just been moved. (Although he probably saw ,me lose with the AJ)
The flop came AcQs7s turn 10s river 3h.
I was left with approx 18k (just happened to raise and then call an all in with AQ 7 hands later vs same player who had AK and was out in 7th)
After sleeping on it and reviewing my play this morning i feel a couple of things:
Before calling the best i could have hoped for was to be up against AK, AQ or even AJ, so to see 77 was a godsend, just so happens it didnt go my way.
At worst i could have been crushed against AA, KK, QQ, JJ or 1010.
Also i had him covered so maybe i should have taken more time to consider what he would be pushing with and hoping to be up against?
Considering the stack sizes maybe i should have just called from the blind and got away from it as i was oop and 2 overcards hit?
Any thoughts would be welcome.
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Just want anyones thought on this hand i played on last nights roller. I had just lost 1/3 of my stack (chipleader 1/7 after bubble burst) after calling all in with AJss against 99. Still had approx 57k (2/7).
I picked up 9h9s in bb (1200/600) and table was 4 handed with btn raising to 3600 with 33k behind. i reraised to 12000 and btn snap called all in. I called within a few seconds without really thinking about it as it was only another 21k to win 53k, btn showed 7d7h
The btn had just moved to the table as i had previously knocked out the bubble. I had played with the btn earlier on and thought he was tight agressive, however we were down to 7 and we were only 4 handed, my image didnt really matter as he had just been moved. (Although he probably saw ,me lose with the AJ)
The flop came AcQs7s turn 10s river 3h.
I was left with approx 18k (just happened to raise and then call an all in with AQ 7 hands later vs same player who had AK and was out in 7th)
After sleeping on it and reviewing my play this morning i feel a couple of things:
Before calling the best i could have hoped for was to be up against AK, AQ or even AJ, so to see 77 was a godsend, just so happens it didnt go my way.
At worst i could have been crushed against AA, KK, QQ, JJ or 1010.
Also i had him covered so maybe i should have taken more time to consider what he would be pushing with and hoping to be up against?
Considering the stack sizes maybe i should have just called from the blind and got away from it as i was oop and 2 overcards hit?
Any thoughts would be welcome.
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Sneddys made a standard raise from the button so he could be on a wide range. But 99 does still not dominate many hands in that range.
Obviously you are not folding, so the options are calling or reraising. And a call is not such a bad option here out of position. 99 is not like JJ, where you can be strong against hands like A9, A10 etc. So really you are setmining as you would be with 22. If you had called you would have got away on that flop.
But a raise is usually the better option , so its all a matter of betsizing preflop. What were you trying to achieve with a 12k bet ? And had you thought how you would respond to him sticking it in your eye ?
12k looked like you were trying to push him off it, but because it was a big chunk of the stack in front of you at that time didnt give yourself much room to fold. So if you were willing to risk them all, a shove would have been better and may have got through. If he had called it, that would have been a bad beat ! The way you played it was just poor play I am afraid.
Correct play was a minreraise, to ask the question. You could then fold to his shove. Or if he called you would still escape on the flop. Either way you would still have a workable stack.