5-5 with optional utg or btn straddle but its on the button 90% of the time.
we opened the table a few hours ago and it starts with 1k max and after the first 2 hands you can top up to biggest stack. within 6 hours theres usually 2-4 5-7k stacks. it plays super deep after it gets going. In this game it isn't mandatory to run it twice but 95% of hands are ran twice. It is always given as an option and the dealers ( in general) know as well to look for a signal of once or twice if the money goes in.


this hand is about an hour in..900 effective.

hero is OTB straddle with T987

SB opens action for 20, 4 action type players with vpip over 60% call.
(their exact positions at the table are irrelevant because 3bets are typically rare in these type of games.), hero completes and we 6 ways to flop..

POT=125
Flop = 236

SB 100, folds to hero who calls.

pot=325
turn = 236T

SB 300, Hero jams 780...

*edit*
SB is known reg and known "tough player"

Villain pots 6 way and u peel with just a ten high flush draw?

well..i think if he had 45xxdd he would check. i think if he had 66xxdd he would check as well. his leading range is going to be nuts without diamonds.

then why did you raise the turn if you have magically divined that your opponent has exactly 45 no diamonds?

i didn't. he could have a hand like 5567 as well. i was just answering your question about the diamonds, i wasn't giving what i think his whole range was.

he could have A55x or A44x with diamonds as well.

3 bet pre

flop call is very questionable, turn is w/e if you decide to handpick a hand you're ahead of the turn might as well keep on clicking buttons

Are there no 3bets because no one chooses to 3 bet or because no one folds to 3bets?

If no one folds to 3bets I am less inclined to 3 bet this specific hand but if it's just because people are passive and they do fold to 3 bets then I would 3bet like alpha fish said.

3-bet pre. Fold flop as played. Not much else to it, you aren't deep enough.

I dont think you have any fold equity on turn so call >shove.

I would peel flop. 6 is our pivot card and 5, 7, 8, 9 and T give us a very strong hand on the turn in position vs likely set / 45.

As stated turn raise makes no sense. Play a river IP.

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Both flop and turn are entirely dependent on his villain would play aaxx. 3 bet pre

3 bet pre

I have no idea why you're telling us that most people run it twice and that the dealer waits for a signal when players are all in