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By Spoken4guy
May 26, 09 11:08 PM

I was playing in a live tournament over the weekend and not sure I played my last hand correctly. I am just curious as to what some of the other members think:

I had about 22K, the blinds were 800/1600 with 200 ante. A player from early position raised to 4800 and had about 27K in chips. Everyone folded to me in late position holding pocket 9s. Not having a hand in some time I pushed all in. The rest of the table folded back to the raiser. He thought about it for about a min or so and called with pocket jacks.

The flop came all low cards, rainbow. As you can tell his jacks held. Should I have just called his raise for about 25% of my chips or just folded with my 9s in late position. I still think I made the correct play, but I find myself questioning the all in move.

What are your thoughts and I thank all in advance.

Paul


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POSTED BY:
swighey

May 27, 09 01:12 PM

His initial raise was good, your all in reraise was 2nd best move (I think you should fold) and his call was borderline (only because he had you covered). Others will disagree with me - it's a tough spot to be in, especially deep in a tourny - I would lay the 99 down, but very reluctantly - but then again on some days I'd shoved it in and hope.

POSTED BY:
cykotic1

May 27, 09 04:18 PM

Very interesting. I would like to know how to play that hand, also. Even though 9-9 is a premium hand in a late position, I would have probly folded with that big of an early raise, then felt justified for doing so with that flop. Of course, I'm new at this and am known as a bit too conservative (also known as a chicken.)

POSTED BY:
swighey

May 27, 09 04:39 PM

Better to be a chicken than chicken dinner.

POSTED BY:
2tight

May 27, 09 08:33 PM

if you just called and the board was all unders could you have gotten away from the hand?...or would you have suspected his follow up bet as a big ace push?...Sounds like one of those hands you're going broke on no matter what.

POSTED BY:
joe161

May 27, 09 09:08 PM

if you had 16k or less i have no problem with your play but blinds just passed you have more then 10 times bb plenty of hands still to see and for you to lead out on.

POSTED BY:
downtown209

May 27, 09 10:29 PM

u have 2 choices fold or go all in no bad choice..ur window of oppertunity is closing got to make a move

POSTED BY:
whodeyfox

May 28, 09 06:40 PM

you have to move all in or fold, and after the flop i don't think you could of gotten away from your hand any how , if you would of just called the raise. its a tough call. good luck and see you at the tables

POSTED BY:
Handbone

May 29, 09 09:18 PM

This late in the game you wanna try not to be confrontational with bigger stacks who raised big in early position unless you got some big guns. Learn to fold and pick better spots unless you have a good read on him. I had a similar sitaution the other night in a live tourny when I woke up with poc 8s on the button. After sizing him up I decided to fold and was relieved when he flipped over the J's. That fold allowed me to go on and cash in top 6.
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