weird one

[joseki]

I wonder why you didn't raise preflop. I guess there could be situational reasons not to, but I'm having a hard time thinking of them...

I'm just calling the river, but I'm coming to realize that I play weak-tight poker.

[NLSoldier]

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I guess there could be situational reasons not to, but I'm having a hard time thinking of them...

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thats because there arent any.

[kapw7]

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Why do you limp PF? KQo is not the best hand 6-handed.

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are you advocating a fold?

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No. Raise. But just asking if there was some particular reason that I am not aware of

[jt1]

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I don't see a flush happening here much, if at all.


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Never?



I didn't notice that hero had the 2nd nut flush draw on the turn. I wouldn't say that hero has to bet this turn, but it looks like it would a good bet. Hero has between 12-18 outs so only 2 callers makes this a value bet. Moreover, he may have the best hand or scare the best hand out and wind up winning without improving a small fraction of the time. So I vote to bet the turn.

I'm torn about the river, though. I think I may be seeing monsters if I say that SB has QJ more than 1/3 of the time and for a call to be correct, that ratio would probably have to be about 40%.

[Lmn55d]

when you're playing in a game where limping Q2o+ K2+ 23o, etc. isn't uncommon at all, there really aren't.

[mcvalenc]

I'd raise preflop and call the river.

[PokerBob]

KQo is not all that strong multiway. keeping the pot small here is not bad.

[Lmn55d]

it is when your opponents are limping complete trash. If these are reasonable limpers, then it's different. KQo is a monster against limpers with VPIP 40+.

[mcvalenc]

I think my cutoff line for keeping the pot small in this spot vs loose limpers would be KJ. KQ's just too strong enough IMO.

[B00T]

Being on the button this is a must-raise PF. Even in the SB I'd think about raising this given table conditions.