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[QUOTE="dallam, post: 6685540, member: 338743"]
I deeply agree. Here it's important to push the smaller stacks pressure in bubble, and not let them catch combinations and winning hands easily with some garbage which ipmroving into some runner good combination.

It also pretty unlucky to say that villain did a wise move in river, cause what other option this person had, since not valueing the absolute nuts on flop nor turn? Check for the third time, or raise pot to where - when the board has a dealt straight and there was no action on his side?!

The whole action was executed by luck.
 
Opp had 3x2=6 combinations to broke Hero this way, and there were 46x45=2070 outcomes left. Which means 0.3% to this exact same situation happen after the flop, and make this "heroic" last push to an obvious chop or a very naughty late-value bet.

On the other hand we had 10.5bbs and we risked all to 1.5bbs more having a flush-blocker.
It's interesting cause as opp could have here many connected flush draws types of like 78s etc. I'm not sure on that board with a made flush the value bet would happen only at the River in position. And this could be very confusing + the big stack advantage and bubble situation, so to make this happen in a very great way, they must perfectly hit the straight from A-10. Which was 0.3%.
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