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I would like some feedback on a particular hand that came up in a live deep stack tournament that I played recently . Did I play this wrong , Was it a bad call honest feedback would be greatly appreciated .
Blinds are 200-400 I am on the button with 19,400 chips. I have been at the same table for 2 hrs and have a very good read on the whole table.
3rd to act makes it 900 , 4th to act calls , 5th to act calls , 6th to act calls. makes the pot 4200 . I look down and am staring at 5-6 off suit . 900 to call on the button seems like I cant fold in this spot as the odds are just to juicy as I can basically deduct that the original raiser has an a-big and the callers could range from any to big suited cards to medium range pocket pairs.
In my mind I am thinking its the correct call.
To my surprise the small blind after I make the call pushes in for 10,000 straight . The Big Blind flat calls the 10,000 and leaves himself 2,400 behind.
Its folded back around to me and now I have to call 9,100 more with this horrible hand but I absolutley without a doubt know the sb has aces. Guy is a rock and I have played in many tournaments with him. The BB with the flat call must have A-k or A-Q in this spot because he did not push over all his chips so I Make that assumption as he is on some sort of drawing hand.
I calculate the 4200 now of dead money plus 20,000 from the raise and call. pot stands and 24,200 and I have to call 9,100 more and most likely if no big cards come on the flop the BB will check the hand down.
I make the call to see a flop of J-6-2 . BB Checks , I check . A Four hits the turn . Check check . A Five comes on the river BB Checks I bet out 1200 and he folds . I turn over my 2 pair and the small blind shows his aces . I take down the pot.
Remember I was leaving myself 9,000 behind if I lose this pot.
Even though I won the pot , Was this a horrible play on my part? The guy to my right folded j-j and basically called me a complete retard and I disagree regardless of the outcome.
Let me know what you think of this hand
Thanks
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