Do we have enough equity to stack off? We block A4, how many 46 should he have in his calling range from CO vs MP? Same reasoning goes for sets, how many low pairs does an unknown call from CO? At the same time he could have some overcards+FD or overpair+FD. I'm not sure how often an unknown plays those hands like this though. I suspect we are slightly too deep to stack off here. Thoughts?
I don't know, I haven't played enough at 100plo to really know what people are doing and what they aren't. I imagine that people would shove, but I can't know.
I actually don'T really mind the stack-off. But I think if you are going to get it in, pot the flop. I don't think we get bluff-raised here enugh to justify less-than-potting, esp. since sooo many hands have decent equity vs. us that we are happy about folds, too.
I actually don'T really mind the stack-off. But I think if you are going to get it in, pot the flop. I don't think we get bluff-raised here enugh to justify less-than-potting, esp. since sooo many hands have decent equity vs. us that we are happy about folds, too.
+1. would c/c usually
also, op is from sweden. has to stack off
It is a tricky spot,we could be way behind or even drawing dead but check calling also isnt ideal since villain can outplay us on alot of turns he would have otherwise probably folded,plus he can always take free cards(if we decided to check call flop,that is) so i guess potting flop is ugly but fine.
i think is a suicide to b/c vs unknow in this spot.
If he raise only with real range as KK-QQ+FD, 64, twopair, any 5xxx you have a 35,80% equity
If you add any Khigh FD you stay at 38,19%
and including sets you are at 36,35%
when you bet 18 and he pot you have to get 86,68 to win 210 so you had to have 42,23%
if you c/c there are few turn that you like and you are OOP
against a very wide stackoff range.
I think it's a very easy bet/fold.
As you also have the Ah, it makes it less likely he's stacking off with a bare flush draw.
Yea I generally prefer bet/folding here with the ace of hearts. A lot more fold equity (which should be quite decent already on this board), and when we get shoved on we're a bigger underdog (since his range is much more made-hand heavy) and can easily fold.
against a very wide stackoff range.
I think it's a very easy bet/fold.
As you also have the Ah, it makes it less likely he's stacking off with a bare flush draw.
The ranges you gave here aren't great. CO flatted an open + 3bet, it's unlikely he has much sets in his range. Italian_Donk posted a somewhat more realistic range and based on that it's still a b/f.
We can't say that he can or he can't have 46 here. Would depend on stats imo.
Even the nittiest imaginable range for flatting preflop and then calling the squeeze is >1% 64xx (and thus 64xx will represent an even higher % of the CO's jamming range). But I know what you mean, I think.
good to see you are playing plo.. we could always use more fish in the pool!
At 100plo i think this is definitely a fold. I find that a lot of weaker players will just call a lot of the time with a 5 and a flush draw or gutter, so I think you are generally up against a made hand here.
good to see you are playing plo.. we could always use more fish in the pool!
At 100plo i think this is definitely a fold. I find that a lot of weaker players will just call a lot of the time with a 5 and a flush draw or gutter, so I think you are generally up against a made hand here.
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In hindsight I agree, I think bet/fold is the best line.