99 On 875 Flop, Up Against 78

[Jam-Fly 8]

Kirk Morrison Wins Crazy HandKirk Morrison limps from middle position and Can Kim Hua raises to $100,000 on the button. Thomas Wahlroos calls from the big blind and the flop comes 875. Wahlroos leads out $200,000 and Morrison flat calls. Hua re-raises to $600,000, Wahlroos folds and Morrison goes all in. While Hua contemplates Morrison flips his hand over exposing 87 stating he had thought Hua had called. The dealer says he didn't hear it and even though Wahlroos and Morrison insist he did, the floor goes with the dealer. Hua now goes into the tank after seeing Morrison's cards. Wahlroos calls the clock on Hua and he finally folds 99. Morrison now has 2.9 million, Whalroos 1.84 million and Hua $400,000. With the blinds at 10k-20k (ante of 2k I assume), surely CK should just gamble here? If my maths is correct (it's late, so I might be wrong) but there is close to 2m in the pot and it costs 400k to call. 5-1 with 9 outs? Also, the 78 has few redraws too so the 9 outs will win when they hit nearly everytime.(Btw, the suits were the 7d8d, with the 5d, and I think 7s 8h. They didn't paste after I copied them and too lazy to rechech things etc.)

[simo_8ball 0]

Many (most) players overvalue their tournament life.

[Zach6668 513]

53,460  games	 0.015 secs	 3,564,000  games/secBoard: 8c 7d 5sDead:  	equity 	win 	tie 		  pots won 	pots tied	Hand 0: 	39.447%	  39.05% 	00.40% 			 20874 		  214.50   { 99 }Hand 1: 	60.553%	  60.15% 	00.40% 			 32157 		  214.50   { 87s, 87o }

He only needs to be getting 3-2 to call here, to break even.

[NEtwowilldo 0]

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