Flopped nuts. Train wreck ensues.

[silkyslim]

i want to 3 bet the flop. Even if you fold people they may have [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]'s, cards to split with you, and gutshots to beat you . You may also get a lot of action from a big yet worse hand.

[mowz]

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there is a thing called value betting and a great example of it would be if you 3-bet this flop.

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lol. Okay you all have convinced me. In a multiway pot like that I was trying to balance juicing the pot with winning the hand, and it looks like 3-betting the flop would have been the better decision. Thanks for the awesome, timely responses.


Bret okay yeah but I am also facing two others with 3 cold if I 3-bet it, so I only have one less person to face with 3 bets and one more person with two bets. The difference between our two hands is pretty close. Don't you think you could make the same case for your hand that was made for mine? I.E I dig your flop raise as a value bet.

Funky results in white below:

<font color="#FFFFFF">
UTG+2 has Td 7s (straight, jack high).
MP1 has 8s Ac (three of a kind, eights).
MP3 has 6c 7c (flush, jack high).
Hero has Th Qc (straight, queen high).
Outcome: MP3 wins 24 BB. </font>

[brettbrettr]

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Don't you think you could make the same case for your hand that was made for mine? I.E I dig your flop raise as a value bet.

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Yes. I don't like slowplaying either hand. I was being results oriented as from tiome to time I am wont to do.

But whoever said that I had the nut straight and you didn't said a lot. Its more than the bets.

[Carmine]

What nobody 3-bets the turn either especially after OP fails to define his hand on the flop?

I like the call on the flop, I don't like the bet/call on the turn. I would have 3-bet to see if he boated up. If he just calls, I raise the river. If he caps, I go into call down mode.