J high flush
I called into a three-way pot pre from BB
I thought that adding 2bb while closing the action could be ok with KJo and 24bb (was it?)
I didn't raise a draw on the flop as I was 2nd to act,
a multiway pot plus it's a worst kind of draw with 3 cards on the board and not having an A
I tank-folded river
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I had 22bb initially, not 24
This could be a good shot to bluff the turn with a gutshot + overcard + 1-card flush draw, although it could be risky 4 ways.
Depending on what you think of the opener's 3x-ing range and what stage of the tournament you're in, jamming pre might be a good option as well. (It'd be better if we were suited, but there's like 10BB out there and you have 21BB back; it's a massive win if you get it through, and it's not terrible with the dead money to get in vs. AQ or a flip.)
River is tough. I think fold is probably OK, but at these stakes I don't know if players are just going to think any one-card flush is the nuts.
Nah river is fold
Turn go into bluffing mode
Pre jam can be good depending on your assessment and reads of opps,
calling is perfectly fine too
Depending on what you think of the opener's 3x-ing range and what stage of the tournament you're in, jamming pre might be a good option as well. (It'd be better if we were suited, but there's like 10BB out there and you have 21BB back; it's a massive win if you get it through, and it's not terrible with the dead money to get in vs. AQ or a flip.)
Iād definitely jam with 12bb or less but with 20 is it worth it? KJ, even suited, is far from premium and not so much ahead vs an MP 3x opening range
They're not too strong after all these checks, and they're scared when someone barrels in multiway pots š (they've also problems to defend their midvalue hands because of all the people left to act)
You may need one to two barrels depending on how things develop.
You've a fine enough drawing hand
I'd bet 6k on turn and then giggle when they all fold
