you people realize the flop action went

check, check, bet 10, call, call, call, call, call, call, hero calls right?

so which one of those calls is a 6?

the pfr and first caller are the only players who can have a 6 in this spot. from the second caller onwards, they all have nothing.

i highly doubt if the 4th player in had a 6, their thought process is, "well, theres 100 dollars in this pot, theres a flush draw, people are calling, i better call and trap them on the turn"

doesnt that train of thought sound silly? you forum ppl are all about jesus christs, there is a flush draw, i need to protect against it, you think random rec players arent gonna do the same?

so when the sb leads, why would you raise? if the pfr and first caller have a 6, they are going to do it for you after you call and invite them in.

as far as i am concerned, sb has a straight and is drawing dead and someone 'might' have a flush draw (omg drawing dead) and the other 3 opponents have a combined 1 out between them.

you guys really think the pfr with JJ here bets 10 dollars 7 way on 664fd?

okkkkkk

what are your variables that you 'consider' in this spot? did i miss something?

if we are ahead, its not a 75% favourite, its a 95% favourite. if we are behind, sb has quads and took the best line possible to maximize.

Grunch:

With 100BB effective stacks all around ill do something rather unusual. Ill min raise or something close to it. SB is showing a lot of strength so you'll probably keep his action. The 4 might have actually made some other hands too so you might get other players too. What you really don't want is not to get stacks in at the end. Raise to an amount that makes river shoves legit.

And let's just agree that calling flop was pretty bad. Live and hopefully learn.