Interesting Hand, Table Coach Snapped

[DCWildcat]

Might wanna edit the flop to show SBs, not BBs, since the decisions on the flop are relative to the size of a SB.

4 way raised pot = raising on the flop. Had this been an unraised pot, a flop call wouldn't have been bad. Other than that, you're fine, and I'll lay 3-1 you're also better than the table coach.

I would have played it the exact same way that you did. It seems to me if you are going to play 55 then you got to push when you hit a set. Most flops will contain and over card. Also there are numerous people who will raise with top pair top kicker or worse at low limit tables.

[trainslayer]

fold preflop

raise the flop, 2 draws, call the 3bet

call down

i suck too

[trainslayer]

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i suck too

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i shoulda left the "too" off [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

[kai]

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raise the flop, 2 draws, call the 3bet

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I agree with raising the flop. I dont agree with calling the 3 bet. Sets are pretty rare, I think if you slow down that fast you will regret not getting more bets in a lot of the time.

I suck too tho... [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

so im probably wrong

[SoftcoreRevolt]

There is everything right with capping.

[Donkey Kong]

I'd personally fold this preflop. 55 is one of my biggest losers according to PT (45k hands), so I've tightened up. I try to play low PP's mostly in late position (raising first in and limping after a couple of limpers), or in MP if the table is especially loose or otherwise predictable. I'm not sure if I'm even remotely close to correct strategy, though.

Raise the flop and cap it if 3-bet

If he starts donking the turn I'd probably go into calldown mode (but that might be weak in some situations, like LAG-tables).