And Done...

And Done...

Out in 242nd of 649. Went out big blind v. small blind. Small blind drew 3, then drew 2 to hit #2 against my rough 9 (pat after first draw). All in all, a little disappointing, but I don't think I played it too badly in the end.

Upon further reflection: realized I had the history wrong on the final hand and fixed it above. Thinking the hand over (or second guessing really), I wonder if maybe I should have drawn two on the third draw. I was dealt 2378x and re-raised the small blind pre-draw. Small blind draws three, so I think drawing 1 to the rough 8 is preferable to drawing two to a smooth 7. I get a nine on the first draw and small blind check-calls my bet. Small blind then draws 2, so I stand pat with the rough 9. Small blind then bets out after the second draw (putting me all-in) and subsequently stands pat. Does it make sense for me to draw here? Or is the chance of hitting two to a seven (or a rough 8) still less than the chance that the 9 is good (in each case, less than 10%)?