50NL deep, top set on retarded board

[Uthanak]

People don't usually bluff multiway on monotone flops. Reason is mostly they don't call raises that often with offsuits cards. Also no one at nl50 can likely exploit that spot, I would fold flop also.

[GIMMETHECHIPS]

Originally Posted by Uthanak

People don't usually bluff multiway on monotone flops. Reason is mostly they don't call raises that often with offsuits cards. Also no one at nl50 can likely exploit that spot, I would fold flop also.

Although bluffs being slightly relevant, we need to worry more about how many bad cards there are for our hand, having to check fold on a lot of them, guess on nearly all of them, and making crying calls on a minority of them.

[YouFaiil]

very easy fold imo, what hands call flop IP that are happy to ship turn over your bet...

also fold flop, its 3 way, your going to find it hard to get to SD cheaply and your going to hate so many turns/rivers. why make it hard for yuorself?

[Chavez]

Did he show you AT w/Ad ?

[Pokie]

I haven't got pokerstove, but lets assume that the villain takes this line for value with:

AdQd, AdJd, AdTd, Ad9d, KdQd, KdJd, KdTd, QdJd, QdTd, JdTd, Kd9d, Qd9d, Jd9d, Td9d, 9d7d, 88

I don't think he would raise the turn with 66 and 55 since surely he would raise the flop with these hands if he was ever planning on raising. It wouldn't make sense to wait for the board to get that little bit scarier on the turn only to raise then.

After accounting for rake, I think we have to call $34.81 to win $80.01. Can someone run pokerstove for me and get the required percentages. What is our equity with TT against the above range and how often does the villain need to be bluffing here to make our call profitable?