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[QUOTE="Vallet, post: 6681399, member: 398249"]
I chose this hand for a reason. Many different solutions came to my mind during the game. The villain can have any two cards. And I'm happy to go to the flop, and even catch the top pair. The SPR is approximately equal to 5. If the opponent raises the preflop, he gets only the blinds. If I raise the preflop, it will lead to trouble. Because the chipleader will still see the flop whenever he wants.
The flop is good. I thought I was ahead. However, the Cardschat odds calculator shows the villain's hand 49.8% vs my hand 49.2%. No advantage on any of the streets. For some reason, I didn't defend a pair of sixes. There is a small chance that the turn 6J will improve. But when I bet or raise on the flop, then I don't want to get a raise from the villain. Any card of diamonds on the turn chains me to the board in anticipation of a dead flush on the river. Since I did not place a bet, the opponent who received the nuts understands that his bet can scare me off. The participants of the tournament often changed places at the tables. So I can't say anything about player pool.
It's time to get value on the last street. I also had to think for a long time and give this right to my opponent. The bet on the river was so attractive. It was like she was shouting, "Make a call or raise.":D
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