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overplayed pair or bad call (or both)?


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One and a half hours into a live tourney, blinds 200/400, starting chips 10,000, I have 9,600 and am in the SB. Hand is (Kc,8h) Action (10 handed) one limper (loose/weak), I call, BB checks Flop (Ks,Js,7c) Me- bet 1200. Call from BB. Call. Turn (Qh) ? Both my opponents have about 9,500 chips left, I have 8,000, the pot is 4,800. I figure that both my opponents would have stayed in with two spades or one pair. Both would have raised preflop with (7,7) or better pair, so I don't fear a set. Two pair is my big fear, as is (A,10), but draws are more likely from what I've seen. Deeper stacked I'd have bet the pot or slightly more here, but that leaves me with

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Re: overplayed pair or bad call (or both)? Yeah probably say both if I'm honest. I definitely don't bet 1200 on the flop. You know how vunerable your hand is and you have the worst position. IF I bet this flop I'm keeping the pot small, 800 max. Then I'm check/calling or check/folding depending what fell. Not betting again unless I improve. If you bet 800. Then checked the flop it looks like the BB would've checked. Then I would've check/called the 9s. Still come out the hand with around 7500. :ok

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