Arrgghhh. A3s hand. $22s

[calamere]

I read a post yesterday about limping Ax suited in LVL1 with position. So it happens today.

Do you push this on the flop? Any other thoughts?

***** Hand History for Game 2542266226 *****
15/30 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 14876903) - Mon Aug 15 22:31:03 EDT 2005
Table Table 14105 (Real Money) -- Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 1: fetchncatch (945)
Seat 2: calamere (755)
Seat 3: RODSHARK22 (1650)
Seat 4: ORSON71 (690)
Seat 5: lotllotl (875)
Seat 6: Kcova20000 (800)
Seat 7: MTG426 (745)
Seat 8: JamSparky (755)
Seat 9: hippiekiller (785)
lotllotl posts small blind (10)
Kcova20000 posts big blind (15)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to calamere [ 3c, Ac ]
MTG426 calls (15)
JamSparky folds.
hippiekiller folds.
fetchncatch calls (15)
calamere calls (15)
RODSHARK22 folds.
ORSON71 folds.
lotllotl calls (5)
Kcova20000 checks.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 4c, 7s, 6c ]
lotllotl checks.
Kcova20000 bets (75)
MTG426 folds.
fetchncatch calls (75)
calamere calls (75)
lotllotl folds.
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Qs ]
Kcova20000 bets (350)
fetchncatch folds.
calamere ????. Folding is right. Right?

[yabastid]

yes folding is correct. You would need to be offered 4:1 to make this call and you're getting more like 2:1. If you wanna try playing this a different way you could have pushed the flop.


yabastid

[TheNoodleMan]

very easy fold

[fisherman112]

yeah, folding is right. i dont get the confusion. he made a good bet if he knew what your hand was. best case scenario you have 12 outs getting about 2-1 on the turn. the implied odds arent great since your straight draw will be very obvious and might cost you chips against 88. you cant assume he'll pay off a big bet if another club hits.