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Aintitsoo

What are the thoughts on this Hand?

Hand Analysis

I'm playing 1/3 with $160 effective at a 7 seated table. I sat down with $400 but lost a pot to a guy that only had 18% equity after the turn but lucked out on the river. Oh well that's cards for ya. But I'm at $160 now and the villain has $1300. However he's a jackass. Saw him go to show down with A high in a $350 dollar pot when the board was super wet.

Villian is on the button and he likes to 3 bet with any Broadway cards he gets. He $6 straddles from the button. I'm in the CO with Ac2s and I want to play pots with this guy so I call. Villian raises to $20. I call.

FLOP 6h 2d 4h ($40 pot)

I think I'm ahead here and this flop completely misses this guy's range so I bet $25 here. Villian calls. Turn is 5h

TURN 6h 2d 4h 5h ($90 pot).

Actions on me and I just feel like this smashes my range really hard, and with only about $100 left I've already put 1/3 of my stack in the pot and now I'm committed. Also if he has some Ah or Kh this may be a difficult spot for him to fold drawing to a flush.

Villian calls and flips over Ah10c. Awesome I'm ahead. Just need to fade a heart or a 10. He has 12 outs so that gives him about 25% equity so I feel good about it.

RIVER 6h 2d 4h 5h 9h 🙃 He hits the back door but flush and scoops, and then tells his buddy how great of a call it was.

What do you guys think about this line? Was it bad to shove there? I know it worked in the moment but I realized later that with an all-in like that I might have been asking to only get called by better hands and fold out worse hands. Just lucked out because of the opponent.

EDIT: I posted this because I thought I played this badly. I appreciate all the hate, but I'd rather discuss hands I did wrong vs hands I do right.

Posted Feb 20, 2023, 1:11 AM UTC · edited

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