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Uncharacteristic Fold in a Big Pot
PP 3/6 limit ring
UTG+1 42/24/3 CO 33/4/0.45 BB 25/8/1.3 UTG+1 calls, CO calls, Hero (button with KdJd) raises, BB calls, UTG+1 and CO call. ($25) Flop [ Kh, Ts, Js ] BB checks, UTG+1 checks, CO bets, Hero raises, BB calls two cold, UTG+1 threebets, CO calls, Hero caps, BB calls two more, UTG+1 calls, CO calls ($73) Turn [ Ad ] BB checks, UTG+1 bets, CO raises, Hero folds Now everyone knows folding big pots are a sin, but what do you think of this fold getting 7.5:1ish? |
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Re: Uncharacteristic Fold in a Big Pot
I think your fold was appropriate-- it was bet and reraised in front of you. Under normal circumstances, against 1 or MAYBE at MOST 2 players you might call, but not when its bet at. Not to mention you still have a player left to act and another who might 3-bet and yet another who might even cap it.
Folding in big pots is stupid when it costs you a bet or two to see the finish, but your not even at the river. Smart fold. |
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Re: Uncharacteristic Fold in a Big Pot
You do realize you aren't drawing dead, right?
You have 4 outs to the probable best hand and 2ish outs to split the pot 3 way. |
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Re: Uncharacteristic Fold in a Big Pot
Uncharacteristic? CO holds KQ/QJ/QT here basically every time, and UTG+1 has at least 2 pair by the turn. You're always behind, UTG+1 may reraise, and you can hit your 4 outs on the river and still lose.
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