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Should I play smaller ball poker in situations like these?
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[QUOTE="OneMoreBust, post: 1216968, member: 13142"] $5 +.50 MTT I had about 17k chips with blinds at 100/200, under the gun had about 2k less chips. I was BB, 810 spades Under the gun calls BB and I check. Flop comes: 6h 7c 9d I bet 3x BB, he calls. Turn comes 9s. I bet 3xBB and he re-raised to 9BB. I stopped and looked at the board, I had believed he had hit solidly on the flop, but there was no way Id give him credit for 2 pair... a smooth call with 2 pair on the flop, sure, but a big re-raise once he hit the full house? At this point I pushed back in over top of him and he calls. I have him beat with a straight vs his A9 , trips with ace kicker. River pairs the board with a 7 and he doubles up to become chip leader. I read him right and feel I played it right, when looking at it just as a single hand, but when I consider the fact I was like 10th/80th and suddenly all but dropped out of the tournament, it makes me wonder if I could have played this a little differently. With ace kicker and the trips, and knowing he was aggressive with any good hand, I could have played it slower, and seen the river before i committed myself... of course that sounds like scared poker to me and i do not like to even think about playing that way, but in isolated situations it could have worked. dunno. [/QUOTE]
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