64s

[tylerc]

yeah, i guess its just like calling a raise out the bb with 64s. i dont usually like to do it, but its not that big of a deal

[Nick Royale]

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you called after the bb raised after you completed, thats calling a raise i think

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Yup, that's calling a raise. But it's the completion I think was poor. Folding to the raise would be pretty bad.

[tylerc]

does everyone call a raise out the bb with 46s? i could totally be wrong about this i guess.

[Nick Royale]

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yeah, i guess its just like calling a raise out the bb with 64s. i dont usually like to do it, but its not that big of a deal

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Getting 9:1 with 64s closing the action should be a pretty easy call.

[Nick Royale]

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does everyone call a raise out the bb with 46s? i could totally be wrong about this i guess.

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Getting 9:1, yes (I do).

[tylerc]

im confused about the reasoning behind this. calling half a bet is wrong but calling a full bet is right?

[tylerc]

wouldnt you be getting the same 9:1 on calling the half bet?

[sweetjazz]

You're not quite getting 9-to-1 the first time because you aren't closing the action. You have to account for the fact that BB will sometimes raise the pot.

The second time, you are closing the action, and thus getting 9-to-1 on the nose.

FWIW, I don't think completing or not completing here is that big of a deal, unless BB raises a lot.

[Nick C]

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wouldnt you be getting the same 9:1 on calling the half bet?

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In 3/6, the SB only places 1/3 of a SB in the pot prior to the preflop action.

In any event, I don't really have a big problem with PBob's preflop complete, though.