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Message: [QUOTE="Chica_bonita, post: 7086658, member: 480130"] Well, let me try to participate here. I'm playing through my phone, so I decided to show you this hand via screen recording (I hope it's okay). [SPOILER="Background, thoughts, questions"]So, it's the start of the tournament, the blinds are low, so I decided I could call to see the flop and, lo and behold! I hit the flop and caught full house. But what's next? Actually, when I called, I was considering the possibility of straight or set. Thinking about the fact that one of the opponents has a pocket pair of 88, I decided to check. But on the turn, the situation worsened, because besides the pocket pair of 88, I could also be threatened by JJ (3 more outs). The opponent makes a bet, but it seemed to me that this bet is quite small, although this could be explained by the size of his stack. Anyway, I decided to do a re-reise to try to understand the power of his combination. His bet on the turn made me think that he might just be pushing Flush-drow, but he went All-in and at that moment, I decided to call since his stack is lower than mine, but I have a pretty good chance. Here are my thoughts on that. Anyway, I thought it was a really interesting game, but since I definitely did everything wrong, I decided to show it here. I'm wondering at what stage I made mistakes, apart from the fact that I probably shouldn't have called at all with this set of cards. Why did the opponent decide to go All-in, because it's a plo, there are too many risks. Should I have flopped?[/SPOILER] Well, I couldn't add a screen recording video (I don't know why), so I uploaded the video to YouTube to show it here.🤯 [MEDIA=youtube]UX3T0H5ADsg[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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