sorry am i missing sth? assuming the minraise=aI we have to call 42 to win 132 or 3,1:1 but just have 10 outs to improve or 3,6:1. Or is my math wrong?
sorry am i missing sth? assuming the minraise=aI we have to call 42 to win 132 or 3,1:1 but just have 10 outs to improve or 3,6:1. Or is my math wrong?
In this particular case he has 9 outs since the Jc gives V the nuts, but in more general terms yes.
its def a cooler & pre and flop should of been bigger which would not even make this much of a spot for you.... stacks are kind of awkward though but yea cant fold here, obv we hate when he raises but were pot committed
we're getting just over 3:1 on our shove and we're 5:1 to hit so some simple math says if you know he has a flush you should fold.
Incorrect. We have 10 outs to a boat/quads, there are 46 cards left, our odds of winning (except against a royal flush) are 3.6:1.
Also, what combinations of two clubs could the villain have here? The ace, king and queen of clubs are all on the board. The best hand that makes a flush here is JcTc for a royal flush, would the villain really raise and call a 3-bet with that?
If you ask me, QQ is also possible. It seems much more logical to raise/call with preflop. Of course, the flop call would be questionable but certainly no more so than raising/calling JTs pre.
Based on our pot odds, if there is any real chance that the villain has a worse hand (and I think there is) then we must call (or shove, rather).
Spoiler:
Lastly, make a note that the villain overplays suited connectors preflop.
Incorrect. We have 10 outs to a boat/quads, there are 46 cards left, our odds of winning (except against a royal flush) are 3.6:1.
Also, what combinations of two clubs could the villain have here? The ace, king and queen of clubs are all on the board. The best hand that makes a flush here is JcTc for a royal flush, would the villain really raise and call a 3-bet with that?
If you ask me, QQ is also possible. It seems much more logical to raise/call with preflop. Of course, the flop call would be questionable but certainly no more so than raising/calling JTs pre.
Based on our pot odds, if there is any real chance that the villain has a worse hand (and I think there is) then we must call (or shove, rather).
Spoiler:
Lastly, make a note that the villain overplays suited connectors preflop.
If you ask me, QQ is also possible. It seems much more logical to raise/call with preflop. Of course, the flop call would be questionable but certainly no more so than raising/calling JTs pre.
Based on our pot odds, if there is any real chance that the villain has a worse hand (and I think there is) then we must call (or shove, rather).
Spoiler:
Lastly, make a note that the villain overplays suited connectors preflop.
na, he´s folding QQ on this flop and mp3 still to act. AK, mayyyybe AQ (if villain is bad) and a flush.
folding pre would be bad 170bb deep (and the chance that mp3 is joining as well) imo
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