Re: Top pair Top Kicker in huge multiway pot
 

I play it the same.

nh.

The CO could have been pushing a flush draw on the flop. I am guessing BB has AA or less likely KK. Most likely WB, but maybe WA to an aggressive QQ or chopping with AK. Good call-down.

Re: Top pair Top Kicker in huge multiway pot
 

you could consider calling and raising CO's turn bet since the pot is so huge you won't force anyone out on the flop. I can't say it's 100% right though.

Re: Top pair Top Kicker in huge multiway pot
 

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you could consider calling and raising CO's turn bet since the pot is so huge you won't force anyone out on the flop. I can't say it's 100% right though.

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Without the hindsight of seeing BB's cap, this probably isn't a bad idea.

The only thing is, there isn't too much that can profitably call the flop, that we can hope to fold on the turn. But in a pot this big, people will peel with all sorts of [censored]. So definitely an option.

I like how it was played.

I'll just throw my monkey wrench in the mix and ask:
Because of the above peel with anything factor and the overlay from all the overcallers, do we have enough of a razor thin equity edge to raise the river?

Baring in mind-

1 combo of KK we lose to.
3 combos of AA we lose to.
6 combos of AK we tie with.

We have 30% equity against this range, putting in 25% of the money????

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you could consider calling and raising CO's turn bet since the pot is so huge you won't force anyone out on the flop. I can say it's 98.4268% right.

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Why no preflop raise?

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BB capped preflop