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Betting on 8 and 6 of clubs

5 months ago

Details

Cash Game

8 Players

You are the cutoff (position 7)

Blinds: 50/100

Stack: 0

Notes: All players are betting aggressively in previous hands.

I am dealt

8

club

6

club

High Card: Eight

Player 1 bets 50

Player 2 bets 100

Player 3 folds

Player 4 folds

Player 5 calls 100

Player 6 folds

I call 100

Player 8 raises to 200

Player 1 folds

Player 2 folds

Player 5 calls 100

I call 100

Pot after preflop betting

750

Flop

8

club

6

club

9

spade

3

club

2

club

High Card: Nine

Player 5 checks

I bet 200

Player 8 calls 200

Player 5 folds

Pot after flop betting

1150

Turn

8

club

6

club

9

spade

3

club

2

club

7

club

Flush: Nine high

I bet all-in for 1530

Player 8 calls all-in for 590

Pots after turn betting

2330
940

Player 8 shows down

Q

club

T

club

Flush: Queen high

Player 8 wins

2330

I win

940

Analysis

In this tournament hand, with 8 players, you held 8♣ 6♣ in the cut-off position and faced multiple aggressive bets.

When Player 8, on the button, raised to 200 after a call, you called with a marginal hand. It may have been better to fold here given the weak starting hand and the aggressiveness of the table.

On the flop of 9♠ 3♣ 2♣, you continued betting with high card top pair. Player 8 called, and the other player folded.

After the turn 7♣ that completed a club flush for you, you decided to go all-in, perhaps overestimating the strength of your flush with a weak 9-high card. Player 8, who had a stronger flush with Q♣ 10♣, called and won the main pot. However, you also won the side pot with your smaller remaining bet.

In the future, avoid investing large portions of your stack with marginal hands, especially against aggressive opponents. Consider folding earlier when facing significant aggression to preserve your chips for better opportunities.