The overhead view is of me in a maze

[baronzeus]

i play the flop the same but bet the turn. the river is easy IMO.

[Crimson]

No one else think a PF raise is in order? With your line, i would bet the turn for value against the flush draw, and check the river. NH

[surfdoc]

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Do we really need to protect this hand from the button on a board like this? I just don't see him overcalling without a piece that he's not folding even if we raise.


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Did you see buttons numbers preflop? He open limped frm the button and will have up to 6 outs vs hero's hand a lot here. I think you gotta get this heads up with the possible draw.

[rogue]

You've lost it, you'll never get out of this maze.

[oreogod]

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Raising preflop is full of equity.
Flop raise is good with button still behind you. Heads up, a call is better.
You have to bet the turn.
River check is perfect.

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Wow, this is an exact street by street line of thought I took when looking at the hand.

[TomBrooks]

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Fold the flop. The pot is small and if SB has a three your almost dead except for runner runner Aces and if he has a King you have only three outs.

[/ QUOTE ]What if he has 89 or J4 or something else that missed completely? I make a lot of money from people who think as you do by stealing all the small pots with flops of this texture.

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If he had something that missed besides a pocket pair I don't think he'd bet with two players to follow. How often do you make money versus lose money by guessing that a random unknown player (no reads given in OP) does not have what he is representing in a situation like this?

[Digs]

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You've lost it, you'll never get out of this maze.

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Gotta get out of this maze. I've gotta get out of this maze.

[deepsquat]

wow, i autofold these flops at 1/2 & 2/4 when bet into, maybe i should start looking a bit closer. Is this a play to be making at the lower limts or best saved for 5/10+?