Pretty regular table, no people I know really but I don't come at this time usually. The aggressor here was an Asian and looking back at it he's actually solid but before I had no reads on him.


My stack is 150 and he's got me covered as everybody else. I know I shouldn't be short stacked.

I'm utg +2 I limp and and we get 5 limpers. Flop comes ak8ss, Asian bets 18 into 20 pot, sb calls and I call. He's definitely defending here with the sizing and I don't feel good about calling here, but I do. The turn comes 4x, villain jams, hero ....????

It seems like a strong move to me here and in hindsight all we are ahead of here is k8

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Dont go broke in a limped pot, looks like hes trying to get value from a flush draw.

Id fold pf

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fold or raise pre
fold flop

Lacking some info here. What position is V? What is SB stack size (will determine how much of an overbet V's shove is.

For the most part though Im snap calling turn.

We are only beat by 88 and A8. Obv discounting AA/KK/AK in a limped pot. Tons of Ax, FDs and combo draws in V's range. We have 75bb to start the hand. I can't fathom calling a PSB on the flop and folding when we bink to improve, especially with a turn card that's a perceived brick.

V is co, sb has around 140


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fold pre

fold flop.....V bets 90% pot into 5 other players.....you very rarely will be good here with Ace rag.....once SB calls you can be guaranteed at least one of them has at least an A with a better kicker

Fold pre. Flop is 50/50 depending on reads.

Turn action is likely the same as the flop action based on the same reads.

Yeah, you need to fold this pre-flop OOP. I'd even fold in position since you don't have a full stack and have difficulty folding weak aces in limped pots to heavy action. Turn you hit gin and very few hands beat you that he would play this way, so what is the question really? AA, KK, AK all should raise pre-flop. You didn't say what position he was in, but that is even more true if he's not the one open limping. So that leaves only 88 and A8 that beats us. I have to believe his range is wider than that so I am calling.

pre is fine. if you raise pre, raise big, this is the type of hand you want heads up.

as played, instamuck the flop. one pair. no draw. no kicker.

probably fold pre with this stack.

Limp can be ok if table is really passive and there's a really good chance it won't be raised behind you.

Fold flop. you've got ~7 players to the flop and 2 now showing significant interest. You might be ahead but you can't really be putting any more money into the pot unimproved, so you are basically hoping to call and then get it checked down? unlikely against 2 opponents. I would be a thin call against one opponent. Against 2, it's just bad.