I thought I included stacks. Villian had about 1600, i was upwards of 2000, and I forget exactly but the one who folded was less than both.. maybe around 1000 or so

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No Limit Holdem Tournament
Blinds: t15/t30
10 players
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Pre-flop: (10 players) Hero is Button with [Kd] [Kc]
UTG calls t30 (pot was t45), UTG+1 folds, UTG+2 calls t30 (pot was t75), 4 folds, Hero raises to t130, 2 folds, UTG calls t100 (pot was t235), UTG+2 calls t100 (pot was t335).

Should I raise bigger here with the limpers already in? Both were playing a lot of pots.

Flop: [Ks] [5c] [6c] (t435, 3 players)
UTG checks, UTG+2 bets t300, Hero raises to t800, UTG folds, UTG+2 calls t500 (pot was t1535).

This raise big enough? If it's checked to me how much should I raise?

Turn: [Qc] (t2035, 2 players)
UTG+2 is all-in t730, Hero ? I gotta call here right? even if he has the nuts I have outs..


Results:
Final pot: t3495

Chip stacks would be very helpful here

Preflop, I would bump to at least 200 especially since you said that both villains were playing a lot of pots.

Postflop, I would jam as you still have two players to act behind you and there are straight/flush possibilities on that hand. Problem with your raise is that you're giving decent odds if both players decide to come along.

I like go bears 200 number here. I go to war with my big hands early on especially when theres lots of loose action. I'd even think about going all in preflop. Youd be shocked how often a underpair or a hand like AQ will call especially in a rebuy tourney.

I think the call is a no brainer. There is too much money in there to fold, you are ahead of a ton of hands donkeys will push and you have 10 outs to the nuts fullhouse or quads and some more outs if he doesnt have the A high flush. He had the A high flush i take it ?

The FCP 20k is quickly becoming my favorite tourney lol. I got a 1st place a couple weeks ago and 2nd place tonight. I got a bit passive weak when i got heads up but i didnt have much room to move cuz the chip leader had me about 6 or 7 to 1 and i went completely card dead.

Shove.

The.

Flop.

Why, why, why, wouldn't you move in on this flop?

Just why?

good luck.

Yes.



No. All in. If it's checked to me then as they're loose I bet a little more than the pot, say 500. Although, if it's a rebuy then I might just go all in anyway because I'm probably getting called.

Raise more pre-flop, a lot more if they are playing lots of pots.

Push the flop (if you still have lots of opponents in the pot).