Old Dynasty-style preflop question.
 

Bellagio 80-160 game from the weekend.

Decent playing UTG+1 raises. Folded to CO who accidentally mucks red fives face up (the face up part was an accident, not the mucking). I'm in the big blind with....black 55. I know it's sorta stupid, but it's sorta interesting too, since it scrapes on the intrinsic set value of small pairs in this spot. Fold or call?

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I would fold. I would probably also fold if I didn't see the other 5s exposed.

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LOL,,,LOL,, you are a much better player than mehttp://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/...cons/crazy.gif
crazy I'm guessin' you did the right thing,,lol

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I would fold, but if I decided to come in, I'd much rather 3-bet than call. You give yourself the best chance to win this pot by taking initiative early. Still, I think 3-betting and calling are both far inferior to folding.

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fold.

I remember a situation simlar to this happened at the TROP when I was playing the pink game.

I was running hot and I mean red hot catching the cards hitting the flops I was crushing the oppossositon it was one of those nights where I had AT

the flop came T 3 5 turn and river were A A.

I was hot.

UTG accidentanly folded a 7 face up. I look down and see 77, i'm like duh FOLD.

Friggin flop hit a 7.

I was like "damnit!!"

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I would fold given no chance of hitting a set. More interesting question is if the exposed cards were 65. I can't understand why Haakee would fold even if nothing was exposed.

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I would fold given no chance of hitting a set. More interesting question is if the exposed cards were 65. I can't understand why Haakee would fold even if nothing was exposed.

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Because you're getting 2.33:1 and are playing pretty much for set value. You need to make roughly 4 BB postflop those times that you hit a set, and it's doubtful that you'll be able to do it heads up (though it's obviously a little more likely if you were sure that the BB would come along).

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This is about the time I laugh and flip my hand face up, and the whole table can have a good laugh.

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I agree with haakee. Unless my opponent is raising over 20% and/or playing very badly postflop this is a routine fold even without the exposed cards. Calling now wouldn't even be crazy it would just be stupid.

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3-bet.

Lawrence