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Yeah i thought it was unlucky as well, but nevermind. I try and play this way. The one person on the table i didnt want to get involved with was that guy. It was just really hard for me to pass that 2 pair. I was going to reraise the mp until the button pushed.

yeah meant the button goes all in. mp had 3-4000 chips. button flat called 400 preflop then reraised mps, 1000 bet, all in with 50000 post flop.button was constantly, goin all in when it was on him to act post flop. bit of a maniac and a calling station. I called with two pair 9s and 5s mp folds top pair and button turns over 10 5. So the only way i could win was a 9 on the river or turn and it never came. A 5 came on the river to give me a full house 5s over 9s, but he has 5s over 10s, pretty harsh, but looking back i should have folded that.he wins the pot. im left with 5000 chips. give it a

Recently in a live £10 rebuy tournament at my local casino, i came up against this hand.The buy-ins have closed with 3 tables of 10 left, blinds 200/400. Im chip leader on the table holding 55000 chips, on the small blind with 9 5 off. one caller in middle position holding 3000-4000 chips. on the button calls 400, he has just under my chips at say 50000. I make up to 400bb checksFlop10 9 5 rainbowi checksbb foldsmp raises 1000sb raises all inwhat would you do?

You're right these are three tricky situations that you've laid out here. I'll try and answer them as how id play them, but as you know in different situations different decisions are made, but here goes.1st hand = option bThis is a hard decision, but i would fold and wait for a better hand. 8,000 to call is nearly half my stack and only having 2outs before the flop, i dont like being in that situation. My guess is that he's got two over cards, unless hes trying to rob the blinds, which in that case i would let him just have them. Theres a high chance the flop could land any Ace, King, Queen o