Villain is 27/19. I'm not entirely happy about my limp but there we go, I limped. A rare occurrence.

What I'm interested in is the river. I timed down for ages on this as I just could not figure out what villain was repping. Could his line be anything other than a spazz-out?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Hero (Button) ($55.70)
SB ($70.40)
BB ($49.25)
UTG ($57.85)
MP ($57.50)
CO ($48.95)

Preflop: Hero is Button with 4, 6
UTG calls $0.50, 1 fold, CO calls $0.50, Hero calls $0.50, 1 fold, BB checks

Flop: ($2.25) A, 4, 4 (4 players)
BB checks, UTG checks, CO checks, Hero bets $2, 2 folds, CO calls $2

Turn: ($6.25) 9 (2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $4, CO calls $4

River: ($14.25) 7 (2 players)
CO checks, Hero bets $7.50, CO raises to $42.45 (All-In),

Hero ???

It's a really strange card to go in on, villain is repping A7, 77, or 47 (though probably not 47). He's beating you with 99 and 77 that is within a decent range, but a7 is a maybe but I don't see him checking that through.
I'd be extremely frustrated with a fold or a call here, and most likely just flip a mental coin here.

If u think a river decision is truly a coinflip then u should always call cause the money in the pot up to that point makes it +ev.

A 29/17 should be folding or raising all hands that have u beat here. If he has just a bare 4 in his hand then it should be with a 5 or 3 kicker I'd imagine and u chop there.

But he has to have some kind of range here so for him to take this line he either has 4x or Ax, as said above if he has a 4 then I think he's chopping (unless he limps K4 suited???)

Also note that he can't have A4s here since only 4 in deck left is a spade. So if we assume he only limps suited aces then we win too, I think we safely assume that he raises 77+ so really only hand we lose to is K4s. So if he only plays bad suited cards but not offsuit then we lose to one hand only.

So lets assume he plays offsuit too, I think someone that plays like this and takes this line with A4 or K4 prolly does it with A9 and A7 too thinking u don't have a 4 since u bet flop (altho assuming he's thinking might be asking a lot).

Board: As 4h 4d 9h 7c
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 69.643% 64.29% 05.36% 18 1.50 { 6c4c }
Hand 1: 30.357% 25.00% 05.36% 7 1.50 { A9s, A7s, K4s, 64s, 54s, 43s, A9o, A7o, Ac4s, Ad4s, Ah4s, K4o }

And if that is his range we have a clear call. If he really has to have a 4 in his hand to do this tho it's a fold but I don't think we can ever assume this and have to make the call when we don't have the necessary reads to fold.

dont limp, its alright, but i'll fold river

hes a 27/19 who limped so his line doesnt really make that much sense... AA and 99 he almost certainly isnt limping pre... 77 shouldnt be calling 2 barrels... so that leaves A9s/A7s/A4s... honestly when someones line doesnt make sense i usually look him up... but lol @ me he probably has A4s or 77 every time here

wtf?

easy fold!!!

imo it's so clear that you're beat,this spot is horrible for a bluff crai on the river,and thats the only thing that you can beat with your hand..

i think he has flopped the nuts with A4..perhaps he has 99...but anyway your beat in nine from ten times...

don't go broke in a limped pot without a hand nearly the nuts...

+1

u can fold here with the checkraise

weird but i think its a tarp, winning by folding there

also, 46sooted on the button is a raise imo

This is perhaps my only limped pot ever at 50NL, ha! And look at all the trouble it caused me.

I am interested why people think this is an 'easy fold' to the crai on the river. Construct a reasonable range for a 27/19 who has overlimped and tell me how I do against it. Because as soon as I start thinking about, the more and more this looks like a snap call.

theres no reason he c/r the river with a sd-value-hand. its a big c/r and either its a sick bluff or a nice value-shovel

that's the reason...

don't think about his limping range,think about his range for a river crai in this spot!

I know! But the only credible hand that plays it this way is - maybe - 77, and does he call two barrels in a multiway limped pot with 77? The other main possibility is A4s, which he might overlimp with; but do I not find out about A4 on the turn?

It looks so much like a spazzy bluff. Sick.

I am. What do you think it is?

bet $6 on the turn and $13 on river.


call the river ofc