|
#1
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Terrible call on the turn? and question about pot odds
You are not missing anything. It is razpor thin on the turn, there are most likely only 7 clean flush outs. If you felt sure yuo would get called and overcalled on the river if you made your hand with a clean diamond then the call is ok.
Everyone advocating that this is a weak hand on the flop is totally wrong. Think about it. If you flopped a ten high four flush against 3 sure callers every hand you played for the res of your life you would be a millionaire in a year. Will you soetimes miss, will you sometimes lose to higher flush, will the board sometimes pair? Sure. But it is still +ev in these situaions. If he has the best draw all flops bets are making him money. I would even bet in this situation he absoulutely has the best draw. The single bet flop would lead me to believe I was on the best diamond draw, and the second clup on the turn adn the subseuent action would indicate sets and pairs that just picked up club draws. As I mentioned before, getting as much money in on the flop in a favorable odds scenario makes your calls on fourth street less expensive when you miss. There would be no argument about the EV of the turn call if he go 4 small bets from 3 players in on the Flop. FJM |
#2
|
|||
|
|||
Re: Terrible call on the turn? and question about pot odds
[ QUOTE ]
The single bet flop would lead me to believe I was on the best diamond draw, [/ QUOTE ] Or that the bettor is the only other one with a possible solid flush draw. I'd c/r the flop, but i wouldn't cap it with this hand. You have to use a little discretion with smaller flush draws. b |
|
|