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[QUOTE="neverbluff0799, post: 7170680, member: 1025467"]
First of all, you should put the buy-in of the tourney because ranges change drastically between a $2.20 MTT and a $109 MTT. Let’s assume it’s a $2.20.

1 - I agree with you. In a small buy-in tourney, set mining will definitely be the most +chipEV in that spot, especially if you were covering for bounty.

2 - Checking the flop back was definitely a mistake 3-way on a very dynamic, draw-heavy board. A bet of around 35–40% seems perfect to me on the button.

3 - I think that range-wise, this board will hit the SB a lot, and you could already be in very bad shape versus a straight or a flush. It really depends on the kind of player I’m facing. If I think he’s the kind of guy who will overplay a K, I raise. But against a good, balanced player, I think it’s a call in position and reevaluate on the river.

4 - How many BBs did he have? If you were covering and putting him on a straight, a flush, or a K in a micro, you should have shoved — he would have snap-called. At least raise bigger. There are so few combos that beat you, especially when you block most 4s and he never has KK there. You only need to worry about 88, 77, K4, and K7.

8 - A bit of both. You definitely should have bet the flop, but again, he probably calls — and when he hits two pair, he never folds, and the cooler river would have come anyway.
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