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Live 5/10 79o BB special hand, flop decision
Playing in a pretty good 5/10 game, live.
I have 79o (suits not important) Flop comes 6 8 J. SB folded, so I'm first to act with about 6 limpers. I bet, 2 calls, 1 raise, 1 3-bet. Should I cap or call? The 3-better is passive, the raiser is a loose raiser and has folded to aggression before. The 2 callers are variable: they will call my bet with anything but a cap from me will probably fold anything less than top pair. the 3-bet might make them stick it out with bottom pair (like i said, it was a good table). So...cap or call? |
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Re: Live 5/10 79o BB special hand, flop decision
call
Edit: I guess I'll give some reasons [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] If they fold bottom pair that's bad for you. The 3-bettor is passive and he's going to have a showdown-worthy hand (Jacks or better) almost always. You're not winning this pot without hitting the straight. You don't gain any outs by knocking people out. 3 bets 5 ways is better than 4 bets 3 ways for your hand on this flop. |
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Re: Live 5/10 79o BB special hand, flop decision
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The 2 callers are variable: they will call my bet with anything but a cap from me will probably fold anything less than top pair. the 3-bet might make them stick it out with bottom pair [/ QUOTE ] I think you answered your own question. We probably have around 28% equity or so (32% we make our straight, discounting for sets/splits, it's all approx), so with 4 callers you definetly have value. Not so with 2. Even if you got 3, which would give you some value out of a cap, it's thin and you'll probably make more by calling and then being able to c/r your straight on the turn/river when it comes in. |
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Re: Live 5/10 79o BB special hand, flop decision
call. if you cap. you could miss your draw on the turn and what would you do then. so if you call you can just call down and put a nice c/r when you card does hit.
-sinful |
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