Live tournament hand

[Matty H]

I agree that the turn bet is unusual to some extent, but maybe UTG puts the CO on a draw too. the CO has a big stack and would assumedly reraise UTG there, or postflop due to the flush draw if he were not drawing to it himself, but that makes UTGs allin post river even more odd if he has missed his draw and puts the CO on a flush draw. That's assuming UTG did miss his draw....

Come on Phil. Spill the beans before I do it

[PokerWoody]

I agree that the turn bet is unusual to some extent, but maybe UTG puts the CO on a draw too. the CO has a big stack and would assumedly reraise UTG there, or postflop due to the flush draw if he were not drawing to it himself, but that makes UTGs allin post river even more odd if he has missed his draw and puts the CO on a flush draw. That's assuming UTG did miss his draw....

If UTG puts CO on a draw then he is offering CO 3.5-1 on his draw and only leaving himself with a half pot bet left, that would not be good! ...and likewise if UTG has a set. The turn bet only really makes sense if UTG has a set belives the CO isn't on a draw. However, I don't see how we can really be totally sure that he isn't given his preflop action.

I actually know the results of this hand now and I think Phil would be the first to say that he played it like a total spaz!

[FirePhil]

I actually know the results of this hand now and I think Phil would be the first to say that he played it like a total spaz!

Yep.

I had 86. Check that awesome play out. Not even going to try and explain why I did anything in that hand because there wasn't any thought involved anyway. Combination of tilt, hunger and not really giving a shit. I need to remember that when I play live it's still poker for money and not just having a bit of a laugh with mates.

Paul had A7 and called.