JTs

[Vazh]

This is a very loose passive table. Typically 5-8 seeing the flop for 1 bet, I'm the only one that ever raises pre flop. I'm getting killed though.

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3 limpers to me, I limp along. Button, SB and BB play. 7 see the flop.

Flop 7/images/graemlins/diamond.gif 8/images/graemlins/diamond.gif 9/images/graemlins/diamond.gif

BB bets, call, call, call, I raise, button and SB fold, all call.

Turn 8/images/graemlins/spade.gif

BB bets, call, call, call, I raise, BB 3-bets, fold, call, fold, I call.

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BB bets, call, I call.

I know I can't win when the river pairs the 7, but the pot is huge.

[sublime]

Raise pre flop

[Greg J]

Yes i agree -- raise preflop.

I think you HAVE to make this call. You may make this call not expecting to win, but if there is as much money in the pot as you say, then it is probably worth it. A flush beats you, a FH does too. But you are probably still getting good pot odds. In the long run this call probably makes you money.

[blackaces13]

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In the long run this call probably makes you money.

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I don't think so. You had a lot of players to the flop, betting the whole time, and a bet and a call with a 2 paired board with 3 suited cards on it. What can they have? I'd say a straight is good here less than 1% of the time. Being that the pot is less than 100BB's I think its a -EV call.