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Message: [QUOTE="Geo90, post: 7182261, member: 1046218"] After two satellites I managed to qualify for the main race, which is a fantastic result for me. I'm always excited when I can compete in such a big race, but I feel like I'm not mentally prepared for these races. I prefer to rely on my intuition instead of rethinking their deal and narrowing the balance of my opponents! [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/replayer/?hand=3a1ow6hg[/URL] I managed to double my chips! It was a bad match: [B] Pf [/B] A10s could have been given and thrown out with a different color. [B] F could have had a larger raise of [/B] around 3000-3500. [B] T [/B] is again a 5, which did not change anything, in my opinion the raise is too small again, around 6-7 thousand would have been more ideal, in my opinion R, then came an over lap, which scared me, the check may be good, but here the throw is not an option, pot odds 28%, I was sure that there was so much equitym here that I should not have thrown, in my opinion. [URL]https://www.cardschat.com/replayer/?hand=3a1ow6pa[/URL] [B] Pf [/B]: It could have followed, but it is not a mistake to clarify. [B] F [/B]: Here's my second pair, I can give it away, but throwing is not a mistake either [B] T [/B] ok [B] R [/B]: The bet was a mistake, why should I wait with the bet? I opened at the flop, then I passed. It doesn't have a 10, so it would have been open on tour. Maybe he has an A7 or A6 that I can beat, and he might give me a smaller stake. But since he said all-in with 28% pot odds, I couldn't throw two pairs here. It might be better to roll on a 3bet PF with such marginal cards until I can play them normally. [/QUOTE]

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