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[QUOTE="Jillychemung, post: 7129858, member: 34081"]
Turning Stone East Coast Poker Championship $100K GTD
1st Flight of 2, $460 buy-in [URL='https://www.turningstone.com/uploads/document/poker/SpecialEvent/Gaming_20250518_2457450_TS_Pker_EastCoast100KGTD_Flyer-Web_8-5x11_FNL.pdf']link to structure[/URL]
Dinner break has just completed and rebuys have ended.
90 players left, 30 will bag for Day 2 and be ITM
Average stack is about T80K

Level 12  T1K/T2K-BBA, 9 handed
Folds to MP who opens T4K off a T85K stack.
Folds to Hero in the BB with T28.5K after posting the T2K BBA
Hero has :8s4: :8c4:

Hero : ???

MP was new to the table about 3 lvls before dinner break.  He is on his 3rd buy-in.  1st hand at the table he open shoved his T30K stack at T500/T1000. He has shown down hands like :qc4: :6c4: and :ks4: :9s4: .  I've played with him before.  Here is the range I'd put him on in this spot.
22+,A2s+,AT+,KTs+,QTs+,JTs,T9s,98s,87s
Hero has been very card dead and only played 3 hands over the last 4 levels, once limping from the BTN when there were 3 limps in front, once seeing the flop BB vs SB and once shoving to take down the blinds and one EP limper.

What are the merits of running a Stop-N-Go versus an open shove here?
Would we have more fold equity if we call the T4K and shove most all flops like non-Ace, non-King, 1 broadway cards?

[ISPOILER]Hero shoves
MP makes a crying call with :kh4: :10h:
Flop:  :7d4: :5c4: :4s4:
Turn: :10d:
River: :2s4:
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