$24 tourney, line check pre + every street?

[aamir6433]

This hand feckin confused me. UTG was an agressive spewtard raising with all kinds of crap. (Earlier in the tourney he min 3-bet me pre in a multiway pot with 74s). Very active and very hard to predict. I'd planned to raise pre til UTG + 1 got involved who was much tighter, and decided to play position.



Flop - Obvs leading out.

Turn - I checked behind to control the pot abit. I have the nut draw + a bare 5x is now useless. I felt villian could easily have a made straight or have hit the 7, i didn't give him credit for an 8 as he surely would have led out. Ok to check here?

River - See above basically, too passive? I wasn't sure what hands are giving me value here, being underpairs are now useless. He was also deffo capable of being tricky with a better hand, just so hard to predict with this player.

Any thoughts/criticism, i don't mind.

[Pates]

I think you played this hand fine. You are almost certainly ahead on the turn so betting there is possible. I'd probably barrel the turn actually and then check behind on the river.

He has never got you beat, if he check raises the turn then you can get out the hand and be pretty convinced he hit the 7. I really doubt he's nuts enough to check shove a 2 barrel with just a sucker open ended.

[bridgey321]

^^^ Huh? If we're betting the turn it's going in.

Pre is fine, altho i don't mind a 3bet either.
Flop is fine
I think i'm probably shoving turn here.
Once checked and the board pairs again, you are right that there is hardly any hands you get value from so a check behind is good

nh I think

[Pates]

Bet/calling the turn with 10 outs? I don't remember the hand but I'm pretty sure we wouldn't of got 4 to 1. When he checks both streets we're ahead. When he check raises turn we're behind and possibly drawing to a chop. I'm just gunna value town his top pair/draw rather than try and get it in. If a nothing card comes on the river I might even barrel again.

[bridgey321]

wtf has happened to the hand replayer??

The original hand was 99 on a 87676 board right??

If it was pates, effective stack on the turn was about 2/3rds pot.