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Correct Implied Odds to Call with a Nut Flush Draw? AQs in the LJ Correct Implied Odds to Call with a Nut Flush Draw? AQs in the LJ

01-21-2024 , 10:25 PM
Not sure how you can fold there getting 3-1 pot odds and having implied odds to boot. If you fold here, you're folding to raises way too much and players will run you over. You have to at least call, and I would consider a 3-bet here.
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01-22-2024 , 08:09 AM
I like a raise. The Ace is probably an out; the Queen may be; most diamonds almost certainly are. Sure there are some messy runouts, but at the moment you have Ace high, a bucketload of equity, and a guy with a capped range who likes his hand. Raising sets you up to win in many ways. Alternative could be a call, intending to check-jam turn. For the love of money don't fold now. Adonson you mostly seem to make pretty astute plays but folding is a blunder here
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01-22-2024 , 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by moxterite
Adonson you mostly seem to make pretty astute plays but folding is a blunder here
I'll take that as words of encouragement.
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01-26-2024 , 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr Spyutastic
Reach for your chips and lean forward and stare at villain. Then pull back and jam.
+1
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01-27-2024 , 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by adonson
Results:

Hero folded. To everyone who suggested call or re-raise, thank you for the humiliation! I clearly left money on the table.



After the hand, I too concluded V had on 99-JJ. My heart sank when I saw in pokerstove that my equity on the flop was 50 percent. In the moment, I just didn’t have a plan for the turn if I whiffed and V bet. Thanks, Garick, for the point that I didn’t have to be “committed to the hand here” and that there was “definitely poker left to be played” in this hand.

I hope people believe me when I write that, even though I usually played badly in the hands I post, I’m playing most hands well enough to be up several buyins in a highly raked game. Thanks for teaching me.
Mistakes were made. Better luck next hand.
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01-29-2024 , 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by adonson
During this hand, at the inflection point, I thought, do I have the implied odds here? What are the reverse implied odds? I’m posting the hand because I’m not sure even now I know the answer.

V (covers hero) is 26 years old. He looks like a TAG grinder but has an early-position calling range preflop, mostly calling limps and sometimes calling bets, but generally folding or open-raising. He has 3bet twice in four orbits. Postflop, he showed down a winner once. The other times, he folded or got his opponents to fold.

Hero (315) is TAG.

OTTH

Hero opens to 10 with AdQd in the LJ. V in the HJ reaches for his chips and leans forward, then makes eye contact with the hero staring at him. He pulls back and calls. Everyone else folds.

Flop (20 after rake): 8c8d4d

Hero bets 10. V raises to 30. Hero?
The macho eye stardown is typically someone full of ****. Experienced it first hand a few times. Makes for fun making fun of them afterwards. What were you thinking staring me down? You wouldn't do that outside of here now would you? It's great. I'd call down.
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