A strange hand develops.

[BirdieLongSocks]

NL 100 on primas 6 max.

The table is not giving me much respect, I have been getting good cards and raising about 2-3 times per orbit. This have lead to me getting more callers.

I tighten up alittle and the following hand develops.
I am in the CO with AKs (diamond)
SB and BB Villian have my 120 covered and EP has about 50.

2 callers to me, I make it 4 to go button folds blinds + first limper call 4 players see the flop of 9s8cQd pot is ~15.
Checked to me and I check behind. Anyone who bets here?

Turn brings the 10d giving me a royal straight flush draw SB checks BB makes it 10 and it is folded to me. Whats my move and how is your plan for the rest of the hand?

My line and results to come.

[BirdieLongSocks]

This is my fifth hand in a row that no one has answerd, please tell me why? Are they to basic? Am I leaving something out? HAve I done something wrong?

[stu-unger]

i think your best and really only line here being u r multi-way at this point and someone most likely has a mad str8 is to call. u r a ~3 to 1 dog and getting ~2.5-1 with some implied odds if u hit. i don't make continuation bets into multi-way pots with no pair no draw. hope u spiked a J.

[ahnuld]

Dude, you need to raise way more preflop. With two limpers at this limit, make it 6-9 preflop. Start making your standard opening 4xBB +1 BB for each limper, and youll make more money (assuming you play TAG) People will call your raises anyways at this limit so make em pay when they trying to outdraw you. As for this hand, I think it's a flat call, see what happens on river.

[swolfe]

your preflop raise is too small

i fire a continuation bet on the flop here 95% of the time

call the turn

[BirdieLongSocks]

I hounestly dont see why I should raise more then pot just because there are more limpers, only makes the limp raise larger?

I thought about betting the flop but since it was 4 way I decided against. Any how I called turn and it was checked down on a blank river
KQ took it

[swolfe]

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I hounestly dont see why I should raise more then pot just because there are more limpers, only makes the limp raise larger?

I thought about betting the flop but since it was 4 way I decided against. Any how I called turn and it was checked down on a blank river
KQ took it

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preflop, a pot-sized raise is $5.5 straight. your raise was way under the pot.

[BirdieLongSocks]

NL100, blinds 0.5/1 ...pot being sb+bb+2 limp...3.5?

[kongo_totte]

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NL100, blinds 0.5/1 ...pot being sb+bb+2 limp...3.5?

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SB+BB+2 limp+your call= 4.5

To make the call a pot bet, you need to make it 5.5.

[swolfe]

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NL100, blinds 0.5/1 ...pot being sb+bb+2 limp...3.5?

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plus your call makes it 4.5 before your raise. you call 1 and raise 4.5 is a pot sized raise. 5.5 straight.