99 preflop decision $100r

greg nice · #1 12-18-2005, 11:09 PM

ok he bets 3000 on Q73r flop, you call. he checks T turn. 11k stacks left, pot 10k.

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and are you auto folding any A flop?

greg nice · #2 12-19-2005, 04:06 AM

bump

#3 12-19-2005, 05:05 AM

Sometimes you can't be afraid to go to the felt. What you know about a player helps here determining his range of hands. You may want to make a considerable raise on the flop, giving you good information, to avoid this decision. You can check behind on the turn, but you will probably be right in calling a river bet because he could easily be bluffing. How many hands can a Q72 flop help? AA,KK,AQ,KQ,QQ,JJ,TT and the last two will be tough to play if you make a play at the pot on the flop or on the turn. Personally, I'd respect the ace and fold the flop. I suck playing middle pairs but I'd probably push the turn in your situation

schwza · #4 12-20-2005, 01:20 PM

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ok he bets 3000 on Q73r flop, you call. he checks T turn. 11k stacks left, pot 10k.

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check behind, fold to a river push. call a smallish river bet.

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and are you auto folding any A flop?

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yes.

this guy sounds like he's opening light if he's folding to your reraises, so why not play a pot with him? incidentally, that's also why i don't mind giving a free card on the turn on the q73T board - there's a decent chance he's drawing to 0/3 outs.