Saturday night was Home Game night.
I made a few changes to the structure to give us a little more play at the lower levels.
Starting Chips: 2500
I allow one rebuy through the end of the 4th level. I know most people don't like rebuys but they are great for a home game; keeps the players in longer so you don't have someone waiting around forever for the second SNG to start AND it builds the prize pool.
I squeaked into the money of the first SNG, going out in 3rd.
The second SNG had 7 players. Only one player was out but we were past the rebuy period. I was the chipleader.
UTG pushes
Fold
Fold
I decided to call this with AT thinking that the SB and BB would probably just fold since they had been playing pretty tight. Imagine my surprise when SB says, "Ok, I gotta go, too." Oh crap! THEN the BB is looking like he's deciding between pushing and calling. He finally just calls.
So, my AT is going 4 ways with two all in. NOT AT ALL WHAT I PLANNED.
Flop: AJx
I'm all for checking it down but it's obvious the BB is thinking about pushing. There's a little table talk and he decides to push. At this point I'm committed to calling and fully expect to see a better Ace. I have a big stack and it won't kill me but I would really have rather played this HU.
The hands are shown:
UTG: 99
Hero*: AT
SB: mucks
BB: QQ
No help for anybody and I take out 3 players. SS player to my right says, "Look at that, I just made the money!"
So, as it stands I may have gotten the SB out if I had pushed but there was no way the BB was going anywhere with QQ.
AT v 99 is a good call for me.
AT v QQ not a good call.
Now I have a ginormous stack. I take a risk with A7 v 44 and hit a 4 flush.
Down to HU with player on my right. We play a few non-hands.
I pick up KT and I put him all in. He calls with K8.
Flop: xx8 T x
So I sucked out another one and take it down!
*Hero, hahahahah, hardly!
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