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Message: [QUOTE="Hospedar, post: 6788937, member: 1024303"] I don't know if I would 3-Bet this hand. As you said, this happened at the beginning of the tournament (when the most crazy and donkey players were in the game yet.). Hero was with 63bb and Villain was with 88bb (effective stack was given by the Hero) If villain looked like a reg, that was a really bad play, because he would have a stronger range (I know that a pocket pair would be very strong against an AK, for example, but this is very risky to do, specially when Villain has more chips than Hero). But, if he was a donkey, I think that Hero just had a bad luck at this time (specially if the Villain was a calling station). By the way, at my vision, I think that the best play that Hero could do there was calling the approximately 2,5bb raised by Villain and see the flop (actually Hero is at BB, so he should put only 1,5bb). Because Hero would be able to see if the game would be expensive to see the showdown or if it would be profitable... Also, if the Hero shoved against the Villain after the 4-Bet, it would be less painful, I think 😅. But when you raise and get re-raised, it's really hard to fold a large pot. So I hate to be the guy who gets shoved, this makes you think a lot if it would be better if you folded before or if you really need to put your remaining chips in game. Thanks for sharing this tough hand. This made me think a lot... I did a bad play on the last $200 Vip Freeroll. I was winning, but I made a risky decision and got bad beated by an aggressive donkey in my first or second hand of the game (this was very expensive and I lose all my chips a few minutes later). Oh my god, I was feeling so bad (not by the reason of being beaten by him, but of being beaten by that way). I would like to show this hand here and show how not to play with an A2s against a 96s 😂, but I don't know how to recover that exactly hand of the tournament, sorry... [/QUOTE]

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