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Straight draw out of postion
PLO50 online. Everyone has about 50. Bad player UTG raises. I next in call w 6789 (suits irrelevant). No reads on player but the game is of the sort where a lot of people only raise w aces, and will happily bet again on a missed board. Two others call.
Flop 56t with two hearts, I have no hearts. Raiser bets pot of 10. Hero...? Easy all in? It's the possibility of someone calling w hearts that worries me. |
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Re: Straight draw out of postion
The advantage to calling is you can save your stack if a heart or 5, 10 come on the turn.
The advantage to raising is you may get a flush draw to fold giving you four extra outs, and have a chance to win on the flop if everyone folds. I tend to call if a flush draw is out, but raising is okay. |
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Re: Straight draw out of postion
I think calling is better then raising here. Many players at the lower limits will call off big amounts with flush draws because that's what they do in NL games. If a solid turn card comes off, pound it
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Re: Straight draw out of postion
I call here and then decide on the turn whether or not to commit the rest of my stack. Given that you have 2 other callers behind you, it is almost a given that some sort of flush draw is out there.
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