Hero is AKdd in the big blind. Cutoff (decent player) raises 3.5bb's and button calls. Hero calls not wanting to raise because 1: OOP, and 2: no point in giving away strength at this point.
Flop comes Ts8h7d. CO bets the full pot. Button folds.
Hero?
Is a fold too weak here? 2 overs, backdoor flush and straight. CO's range is fairly wide since he was first in while in good position. The full pot bet is what makes me wonder.
This flop hits villain's 3.5x raising range. We're out of position with no information which suggests floating the flop and leading the river will work.
This flop hits villain's 3.5x raising range. We're out of position with no information which suggests floating the flop and leading the river will work.
There’s nothing in the OP to indicate his preflop sizing means anything other than he chose 3.5 BB’s.
You could easily argue this board hits our preflop call range harder than it hits his PFR range.
I wouldn’t get to the flop in this manner, but if I were to continue it would be with a x/r looking to barrel good turns.
There’s nothing in the OP to indicate his preflop sizing means anything other than he chose 3.5 BB’s.
I was assuming this is 1/2. Unless proven otherwise I regard a raise to 7 to be a playable but non-premium hand.
I don't expect him to have AK/AQ/AJ/KQ too often with this preflop raise size.
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Originally Posted by johnnyBuz
You could easily argue this board hits our preflop call range harder than it hits his PFR range.
Yes but if he has a peice of this it's going to be hard for us to find a profitable line by calling. He can easily barrel the turn or check back turn and call one more bet on the river.
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Originally Posted by johnnyBuz
I wouldn’t get to the flop in this manner, but if I were to continue it would be with a x/r looking to barrel good turns.
