Tourney Hand NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, March 19, 10:03:00 ET 2012
Preflop: Hero is SB with 8
A![of hearts](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tYUGB4fPLP7OjOGi5gut-5qVKoS2HHQhQYZYNnk7r0lB8IpqK6HD5Hm__1sNsBmr7ZfPkCps-6lbhoT8dAdAyVKTisDLgCNBciSNbTS-ZFHFsmoUqqe7d2Vg=s0-d)
Hero raises to 400, BB calls 200
Flop: (850) T
4
Q
(2 players)
BB bets 400, Hero raises to 1,200, BB calls 800
Turn: (3,250) 2
(2 players)
BB bets 4,025 and is all-in, Hero calls 4,025
River: (11,300) 9
(2 players, 1 is all-in)
Results: 11,300 pot
Final Board: T
4
Q
2
9![of hearts](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tYUGB4fPLP7OjOGi5gut-5qVKoS2HHQhQYZYNnk7r0lB8IpqK6HD5Hm__1sNsBmr7ZfPkCps-6lbhoT8dAdAyVKTisDLgCNBciSNbTS-ZFHFsmoUqqe7d2Vg=s0-d)
Hero showed 8
A
and won 11,300 (5,650 net)
BB showed 6
5
and lost (-5,650 net)
- This is the final hand in the SnG Turbo (9max), playing heads-up against a calling station.
- In my notes, I have indicated that the villain is a calling station who wouldn't fold to any 3 bets or flop raise etc.
- When I raised flop, the villain just called my flop raise, usually indicating that he doesn't have a hand.
- I reasoned that if he does have a hand, he would shove to my flop raise since I am indicating strength and the board is so draw heavy.
- When he overshove turn, I instant call because in my previous hand with him, I folded when he shove. If he does have a hand, he will not shove turn because I am likely to fold. Hence, I made an instant call with Ace high.
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