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This is so extremely brutal given how close the players at the 2019 World Series of Poker Main Event are to the end.

Timothy Su will start Friday’s action third in chip count with 34,350,000 thanks to this stunner of a win over Sam Greenwood, who finished in 45th.

The video below starts at the flop — Greenwood has pocket Aces and Su has 10-9 offsuit. The flop is Jack-Queen-4, giving Su two ways to get a straight with either a King or an 8.

Greenwood bets 1.8 million of his 15M-plus chips and Su calls. The turn is another Jack and Greenwood bets 3.5M this time. I would assume he bet pre-flop, so Su might know he has pocket Aces by this point. But he shoves all in anyway, knowing he has over 29 million in chips, a risky but smart move given his stack.

Guess what shows up on the river? Watch below:

Brutal. Just so very brutal. Su hits his straight with a King and Greenwood goes home.

Playing in a 1-3 game yesterday. I have been pretty active, and in cases where I have shown down, my hands have been good, top 20% or better in starting hands. I start the hand with around $330 in my stack. After multiple limpets, I raise with A♥A♦ on the button to $18. I get 3 callers. Flop comes out A♠3♠J♠ It is checked around. I decide to bet out on the flop with a bet of $45. It goes fold, fold and the cutoff thinks for a short time and shoves all-in for around $300 give or take. He has me covered. He has been a pretty active player to this point with a pretty wide range of hands.
What's the move here? Fold or call?
With no rise pre flop, he could have a flush already with something like 9 10 of spades, but why raise so big. After I've been the aggressor and raiser preflop? I'm thinking he has a hand like KJ of spades or QJ of spades, giving him middle pair and a strong redraw to the flush. But I would think with those holdings, he might want to peel another card and see if he can get there without getting blown off the hand. Any sets are no good for him. Is there a part of his range here that I'm missing?

Also, in multiplayer pots, I have really profited from leading out when I do hit my sets, especially on the flops that bring draws and I'm with aggressive players. In this situation, do you have any suggestions on the flop bet? Too big? Too small? Or is a check the better move here?
Thanks,
Angell

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This call is dependent on your bank roll I believe. Because he has been an active player and has a wider range you are taking a huge risk with only outs be a paired board since you have no spade redraw. If you have a larger bankroll than you are able to call here if you put him on a semi bluff.
You know?
Otherwise you can’t call here if you’re playing with a short bankroll.
I think your assessment is right, that if it was a big hand, he'd have looked to get more out of you. The shove there is more of a effort to protect a vulnerable made hand. The pre-flop limp and the shove would be easily explained by him having something like 33 or A3.

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