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Originally Posted by Angrist
Raise pre is fine, hell iit could be BIGGER and not be bad.
Your raise sizing on the flop is awful if you don't intend to go to the felt with this hand. It's so small that it looks really weird and weak, which makes it likely to induce a raise from the villain. Since you're inducing, you should be ready to get the money in before you decide to do it.
I can't range many hands that call you pre that hit that flop. Maybe an A2, maybe 77. Other than that you're way ahead of his range.
If we flat we've got about a $200 PSB left. Then what turns do we like seeing OOP?
A flush sucks, an A sucks (many of his FDs should be Axs), a 7 isn't ideal either. I guess that's about 1/3 of all turns that *might* be bad for us. So we're probably jamming most turns, but we're OOP so were likely to get called only (mostly) when we're beat. Which leads me to prefer jamming now and letting the villain make a big mistake when he thinks we're FOS.
tl;dr: raise more the first time, shove now.
[ ] OOP
We shove all turns when checked to
Call all turns that aren't a club
Soul read an ace (that's the only card I'm unsure of what to do)
Sidenote: do we have the Q
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