Blind hand

[Saborion]

Party 5/10. 5-6 players at the table or something.

Folded to me. BB is a 36/16/1.5 player who folds his BB 30 % of the time (no idea if I've got enough hands on him or not, this is partly from memory and I forgot to write that down). I raise with ATo and he calls. 2 to the flop.

The flop comes something like 8[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]6[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]x. I have the Ad. I bet, he raises. Now what?

[milesdyson]

call

[Stefan_K]

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call

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getting 7:1 on the call, where our hand could already be the best. I call here. We probably have about 6 outs for improvement?

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[27offsooot]

I think the flop call is obvious. I would c/c a turn diamond, c/r a 10, and bet an ace. A blank, i tend to call and fold the river UI, but i'm not sure if this is correct.

if it goes blank blank, we are getting 7:1 on the river call. But how often will he bet when you are ahead with ace high, I think the answer to that is not very often.

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if it goes blank blank, we are getting 7:1 on the river call. But how often will he bet when you are ahead with ace high, I think the answer to that is not very often. I don't know how often I call a blank turn though.

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[27offsooot]

Yeah, that's why i call the turn and not the river, it is very common from my experience for players to continue bluff on the turn but not the river. 7:1 is close in a blind steal/ def situation on a coordinated board though.

Edit - i would fold to a turn 6 or 8 however.

[DCWildcat]

What part of this is debatable? What's the argument for folding?

[Saborion]

Hi guys. I'm sorry for the delayed reply. Went to bed. On top of that I gave you false information about my hand. I held AxTd, not AdTx. How does that affect your flop decision?

Anyway, I called. The turn was the Ad, putting a 3-flush out there. Now what?