tourney hand

[gobears 0]

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t20 (8 handed) converterSB (t1410)BB (t3180)UTG (t3770)Hero (t1420)MP1 (t1420)MP2 (t1170)CO (t2860)Button (t1500)Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with [7d], [6d]. UTG calls t20, Hero calls t20, 1 fold, MP2 calls t20, CO calls t20, Button calls t20, SB completes, BB checks.Flop: (t140) [4d], [3d], [Jd] (7 players)SB checks, BB checks, UTG bets t80, BB folds, UTG folds, Hero calls t1090.Turn: (t3000) [Ts] (2 players)River: (t3000) [As] (2 players)Final Pot: t3000Early in the tournament; no reads on any of the playersI raised the original caller after the flop to make it unprofitable for any draws to the flush since I already had hit it. SB came over the top with a check/raise all-in.I had one out to the nut straight flush if SB had made a higher flush - would you have called the all-in?

[Vade 0]

NoIt's way to early to call with the 320th nutsThe fact that all the money is in on the flop indicates a made flush 90% of the time and the Ace of diamonds the other 10%

[strategy 4]

It's pretty close, I'd say. You had 300 in on the flop and only 1000 left. Plus you've got the flush.If I were playing it, I would probably muck and go on, but that's a personal preference against lesser opponents. If I were the small blind in this spot, I could see myself check-raising all in with top pair and the nut flush draw. How much is this tournament for?

[looshle 6]

Fold. Someone checked then went all in over the top of a bet and a raise. You're drawing to an out.

[Swift_Psycho 1]

Fold. Someone checked then went all in over the top of a bet and a raise. You're drawing to an out.

Agreed, if you're lucky you might be up against just the :diamondsa: . And that's your best case scenario.

[gobears 0]

It's pretty close, I'd say. You had 300 in on the flop and only 1000 left. Plus you've got the flush.If I were playing it, I would probably muck and go on, but that's a personal preference against lesser opponents. If I were the small blind in this spot, I could see myself check-raising all in with top pair and the nut flush draw. How much is this tournament for?

It was a $50 + $5 tourney with a little over 300 entrants.

[Absolute 0]

I don't like to play 76s UTG in a MTT unless I have a commanding chip leads and very good reads on the table.This is a hand that's only dangerous in large multiway pots. I fold it PF. But I can understand limping with it too.But anyway, you have to lay this down without a very good read on the player.There is the chance he flopped a set or has the Ad though, but you can't make a call here with a blind read.

[TJ_Eckleburg 0]

This is exactly why I don't like suited connectors. It just puts you in too many second-place situations. They're a cash game hand, where you can put a little money in preflop when you know you're behind but getting a little implied. Plus you were UTG+1??? Even in a cash game I think it's a leak to limp (with the intention of calling later preflop raises) too early with cutesy hands like 76s. Just my opinion though...

[Absolute 0]

for surefold that shit

[Petoria 0]

Early in tournaments, be very strict in your hand selection. Don't play many hands worse than JJ or TT.In the hand you mentioned, you're almost definitely beat. For a $50 buy in, I don't want to risk it on a baby flush.