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Catching a piece of the flop from the blinds
It's one of my favorite plays, but I'm wondering if I'm approaching it right.
For example, let's say I'm holding T6o in the BB. I check the option behind 6 players, including the SB. The flop comes KT7 rainbow. UTG bets out and gets 3 callers. I can close the betting and I'm getting 10-1. Easy call? What if there's a two-flush on board, or if the board comes JT5 rainbow? If I improve, go for the check-raise on the turn? I've been calling and going for a turn C/R most of the time here, presuming I improve. What if I don't improve? What odds do I need to see the river? What if a MP player bets out, I'm getting only 9-1 and there are two players left to act? Still call? If I improve, bet out on the turn? Or go for the C/R if it can reduce the field? |
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