I like the play pre and post flop. I always bet missed flops with overcards.

I'm folding I think though, I don't know about the flush draw, a reraise would be odd on a flush draw I think, I'd be more worried about a set or even tptk.

Incidently I've found the best way to play rebuy is to rebuy as soon as you have posted your first BB and then sit and wait for the end of teh rebuy period unless something special comes along. I don't like the way people play like total maniacs when they know a full stack replenishment is only a click away.

In a freezeout, I'd probably fold this. Since it's a rebuy, and if you think he's capable of an all-in semi-bluff, a call might we worth a shot.

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This was played well pre and post flop. Your raise has to be on the higher side of your typical rang with all the limpers. 5XBB is nice here.

Post Flop (if math is correct) you are about 3/4 pot on the bet. I like that bet to guard against flush draws. My only criticism is that your bet is a straight continuation bet. With so many in the pot, your odds of succeeding are slim. I like to use these community pots as the chance to say "see, I don't ALWAYS continuation bet" and check this around. I can't always fire, so i like to let it go when my odds of succeeding are slim.

You asked the question "Does anyone have anything" I think you got your answer, and its time to fold.

i would limp preflop. no A or Q hits, you're out and only lose 50... A or Q w/o a K and you probably have best hand and can make a move. honestly, the only things i raise PF during the rebuy are AA KK and QQ... i even limp with AK... IMO not good to raise with hands like AQ, AJ, etc... because you'll have 4 or 5 callers and you have to hit to win, which you wont do enough to make it profitable.

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With 5x BB pf raise I doubt SB is calling with just any random hand, he has enough to call a big raise!
On the flop, the SB check-raises against 4 opps (BB, UTG+1, MP3 & Hero) - this is not a bluff (unless he's a total fish). Nor do I think it's a flush draw - the Hero's bet of 900 was more than sufficent to build a pot for that kind of hand and it significantly reduces draw odds for a flush to 2.4:1 - raising to 2990 is not a bet a flush draw does, especially for all his chips (unless he's a maniac and likes to re-buy!)!
Back to the SB's pf call - 10-8 (even suited) isn't enough of a hand to call 5xBB but 10-10 is (maybe 8-8 but I think I'd let it pass). IMO he has a set of 10s or an overpair (or the brassiest balls at the table).

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Remember this is a rebuy, people love to GAMBOOL it up in the 1st hour and it is really crazy. I gotta think you are either being semi-bluffed or flat out bluffed here, but you really need to fold.

If you are behind it is probably to a set with that kinda flop.

Was this the 3.3 daily?

The $3r to the Sunday $215 I've cashed in these a couple times, but its so frustrating, because the majority of the time I'm goin out within bubble x2, which is real dissapointing for 3.5 hours work.

Rest of the hand:

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em Tourney, Big Blind is t50 (9 handed) converter

saw flop|saw showdown

UTG+1 (t5815)
MP1 (t4130)
MP2 (t3940)
MP3 (t2190)
CO (t4125)
Hero (t3035)
SB (t3240)
BB (t2155)
UTG (t9240)

Preflop: Hero is Button with , .
1 fold, UTG+1 calls t50, 1 fold, MP2 calls t50, MP3 calls t50, 1 fold, Hero raises to t250, SB calls t225, BB calls t200, UTG+1 calls t200, MP2 folds, MP3 calls t200.

Flop: (t1300) , , (5 players)
SB checks, BB checks, UTG+1 checks, MP3 checks, Hero bets t900, SB raises to t2990, BB folds, UTG+1 folds, MP3 folds, Hero calls t1885 (All-In).

Turn: (t7075) (2 players, 1 all-in)

River: (t7075) (2 players, 1 all-in)

Final Pot: t7075
Main Pot: t6870 (t6870), between Hero and SB. > Pot won by Hero (t6870).
Pot 2: t205 (t205), returned to SB.

Results in white below:
SB has Js Ks (one pair, fours).
Hero has Qd Ac (two pair, queens and fours).
Outcome: Hero wins t6870. SB wins t205.

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Look like you both played it well.


Maniac.

Well. let's run the numbers just for fun.

in the pocket and

on the flop

Kings = 3 outs
Jacks = 3 outs
Flush = 9 outs
Str8 = 1 out (backdoor)

Total = 16 outs = 0.75:1 for 2 draws or 1.9:1 for 1 draw or about 1.3:1 dog overall.
Well, with the pot giving 2.4:1 to call I guess he would have been correct to CALL but going all-in even with these favourable odds - I don't know - I guess the re-buy makes all the difference in the world.

I agree with Beavis - maniac!

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The KJ all in is a standard play IMO.