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Originally Posted by ScottMc You are on the Bubble with AA on a 3 way pot. You are on the button. The flop comes down KQ10 all hearts you have the Ace of hearts giving you 9 outs for the Nut flush and 1 of those being for a Royal flush. Under the gun moves all in covering you and the second player calls. You have a great read on the table and believe that you are behind but with your draw you... What do you do and why?
This happened to me 2 weeks ago on Noble. I made the lay down and was happy tp find I was up against a straight and a set both. The river would have made my flush and would have doubled me up but would not have been the winning hand unless I hit a draw. It knocked out a stack bigger than mine and put me in the money.
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That was a great lay down IMO. I would have done the same thing. It's always good to play rather conservatively while on the bubble, especially if your chip stack is in the middle-range of the tournament. I would only move in if I had the sure thing or if I knew I had the best hand. I would have to be absolutely sure.
Most people would agree that it's better to sit on the bubble and cash than rolling the bones in that type of situation. I happen to agree with most people in this situation.