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Originally Posted by Mark L
How are people in this thread advocating a fold pre-flop? We're closing the action, getting over 5-1, 260 BB deep, and have direct relative position on the pf raiser with a hand that can make nut flush and nut straight, not to mention some strong pair hands that might play real well against the other players should villain not be a factor post-flop for whatever reason.
Agree. Folding pre is awful.
We're 1300 deep, at least one other villain is. If the remainder of the villains are anywhere near this deep we can easily play this profitably. With these stacks we can treat it as Axs and punish villains who 1) don't adjust to deep stack play and 2) will pay off our monster-maker unbelievably light.
If we have any reasonable post flop skill we can avoid getting RIO'd and get the max when we bink. We can also use our draw as a big semi-bluff weapon, but as it played out in the OP we can't -- vilain "has it" and most likely never folds, certainly nowhere near 45% imo.
100bbs eff or if the other two callers are like 40bbs deep then I can find a fold pre, but otherwise no.