Where did v2 limp from? I'm not sure I agree with 3b flop....I def think v2 has 33 a ton here. I also think overlimp pre or raise to like 80 is better than 60.
i usually limp here BTN but i guess raising is ok too
i have seen some sick individuals call in v2's position with a straight draw or gutshot on the flop expecting v1 to check the turn because the flop call looks so strong
those we say 3b flop, are we 3b/c or 3b/f?
just saw stack sizes i'm probably not folding for 200 bb's
I think this is just a fold. And I don't like a 3bet on the flop.
As for preflop I generally put this hand squarely in my limping range. I think your cards need to be higher (KTs etc.), or lower but more connected (76s) to raise. And I'd make it 75 over 4 limps if I were to raise.
Really surprised at everyone saying 3b flop, don't think that's a good plan at all. I like a call on the flop. I think we probably fold the turn unless we have a good reason not to.
Also this hand is a good example of why 107 isn't playable
We're in position and we get to fold when we hit top 2 vs. a set and that's a reason why it's not playable? If anything that's a reason TO play it if people are going to be this face up.
More pre and 3 bet flop. As played seems a fold although I would probably call because fish is unlikely to stuff. Just out of curiosity what is your image that would allow an online pro to limp co on your bu? I am more prone to limping connectors in lp then small pps, so 33 can't be his only possible hand but 77? Who limps that monster?
Went over stack sizes equity seems more of a call now we are 30% against 33 with money behind and position plus may have added bonus of fish joining maybe I'm just terrible at folding in these spots but calling seems profitable, can't it be possible vill is isolating fish and will check back most rivers against your super strong looking flat? If fish folds pot is 2850 with 1.1k behind he can't possibly bluff you off or fold when you improve.