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5/5 NL:  tun decision - line check with Nut Flush Draw 5/5 NL:  tun decision - line check with Nut Flush Draw

03-15-2016 , 08:33 PM
Live 5/5, full ring. Villain in this hand is a rec player, in his 50s.
He is on his iPad the whole time since sitting down 1 hour prior.
My Image is loose/aggressive - not showing down many hands tho.

Hero - 1100 - Button
Villain - 400 - EP
V2 - 800 - rec player - MP

5 limps. TAG makes it 40 in C/O. I call on button w Ad 3d.
4 others call including both villains.

Flop: Qd Jd 6s. (Pot: $~200)

Checks to Hero on button, hero bets $100.
Only 2 above villains call, rather quickly on flop.

Turn: 5c. (Pot: ~$500)

Villain shoves for $275.

Pot $775, cost hero $275.

Hero - ? Call or fold ?

Thoughts on flop bet ?
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03-15-2016 , 08:45 PM
Is my math below correct?

I'm getting almost 3:1 pot odds.

Chance of me making flush is 4:1.

If I'm getting 4:1 pot odds, I make this call b/c its break even.
If less than 4:1 pot odds, it's always a bad call ( assuming u need flush to win pot )
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03-16-2016 , 10:29 AM
A few things. First off, I don't like calling a preflop TAG raise to 8BB with A3s, I think this is usually a fold, unless there's some dynamic with the table where you know it's going to go 5 ways to the flop and no one is going to LRR you.

As for your decision on the turn, it's probably a call, but not purely because of the flush draw. You have an overcard which might be good if you hit, and you might actually be ahead, as there are a couple hands he could potentially have here, including K10, 109, maybe even 87. There's enough here that I think it's a call
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03-18-2016 , 11:28 AM
I think pre is okay at typical loose passive table. We can expect it to go 3-4 way to the flop pretty often and we are deep with some of the players. I think 3bet is a good option as well because of the big raise, the blocker, good position, and dead money from limpers. I would not fold Ax suited OTB here.

I agree with poster above that we can call it off on turn because he could be getting cute with combo draw, pair+draw, or even KQ type hand waiting for a "safe" turn card (in which case our Ace is live).
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