As played, I'm mucking here. We would be pot-committing ourselves in a situation that contains a huge amount of uncertainty about our current equity. Obviously, we can catch villain for quite a few chips here, as played. But I think we can do the same with less risk in another spot.
Although it seems like the K helped us by giving us some nut outs, we don't really have the stack to collect on them. And in addition, it may be close to likely the K helped him more than us, so we may actually be in worse shape OTT than OTF. But I doubt you should be dropping out if it had been K
I also don't think the flop justifies a raise. It seems to me we're turning our hand into a bluff.
I agree with flatting PF. We have a medium to strong hand with a great deal of equity, and we could catch villain for a great many chips, but I don't see raising at this point as justified. We can get into tricky spots just as well as excellent ones.
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Originally Posted by 1oh1
Do you think a river Q is really bad or good?
I think we're pot committed and can't fold, so neither, I suppose.
Last edited by BadlyBeaten; 09-06-2015 at 08:43 PM.