10-19-2009
, 05:51 PM
6/12 LAG game.
Hero is MP1 with K
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Preflop: 1 fold, UTG+1 calls, 1 fold, hero calls, MP2 calls, HJ folds, CO calls, BTN and SB complete, BB checks.
Flop: (6 sb) 9 8 7
(7 players)
SB checks, LAG BB bets, UTG+1 calls, hero does what and why?
If you want or need my thoughts just ask. You can try to teach me interactively over a few days. Hint - why did I limp?
Hero is MP1 with K
TPreflop: 1 fold, UTG+1 calls, 1 fold, hero calls, MP2 calls, HJ folds, CO calls, BTN and SB complete, BB checks.
Flop: (6 sb) 9
8 7 (7 players)SB checks, LAG BB bets, UTG+1 calls, hero does what and why?
If you want or need my thoughts just ask. You can try to teach me interactively over a few days. Hint - why did I limp?
10-19-2009
, 05:58 PM
the flop is a slam dunk raise/cap; you have 15 good outs and sometimes as many as 21. the only situation in which you don't have a boatload of equity is if someone has a set and another person has AX, and if this is the case i agree that you run bad 
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i also raise preflop but i think that is a far closer decision and understand the rationale for limping to draw more people into the pot with a hand that benefits from multiway action.
X, and if this is the case i agree that you run bad .i also raise preflop but i think that is a far closer decision and understand the rationale for limping to draw more people into the pot with a hand that benefits from multiway action.
10-19-2009
, 06:13 PM
Quote:
the flop is a slam dunk raise/cap; you have 15 good outs and sometimes as many as 21. the only situation in which you don't have a boatload of equity is if someone has a set and another person has AX, and if this is the case i agree that you run bad .
i also raise preflop but i think that is a far closer decision and understand the rationale for limping to draw more people into the pot with a hand that benefits from multiway action.
X, and if this is the case i agree that you run bad .i also raise preflop but i think that is a far closer decision and understand the rationale for limping to draw more people into the pot with a hand that benefits from multiway action.
I put in all the money that I could on flop and turn by raising.
10-19-2009
, 06:21 PM
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Do you still only have a draw on the turn in a multiway pot? If so, you probably shouldn't be shovelling money in on the turn and instead only be check/calling... if you're getting called/raised in multiple places on the turn then we probably don't have nearly the maximum equity we think we do (which at best is probably only slightly above break-even).
I usually don't play my draws strong MP.
They thought that I had J
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10-19-2009
, 08:10 PM
also agree that pf is real close. KJs should be a raise whereas K9s should be an overlimp, so either choice is ok.
