Do you capping this hand on 3th?
Bet or check or cap on 4th (if possible)?
What with bricks in situation like this on 5th? Check behind or bet? If Q is mine, should I bet first or check too?
And what later: fold 6th?
Fold/call 7th?


Poker Stars $0.25/$0.50 Limit Razz $0.05 Ante - 5 players

3rd Street: (1 SB)
Seat 1: xx xx J____Seat 1 brings in for $0.10____Seat 1 folds
Seat 2: xx xx T____Seat 2 calls____Seat 2 folds
Seat 3: xx xx T____Seat 3 folds
Seat 5: xx xx 6____Seat 5 completes____Seat 5 calls
Hero: 3 7 2___Hero raises

4th Street: (5.8 SB) (2 players)
Seat 5: xx xx 6 5____Seat 5 calls
Hero: 3 7 2 A___Hero bets

5th Street: (3.9 BB) (2 players)
Seat 5: xx xx 6 5 Q____Seat 5 checks
Hero: 3 7 2 A K___Hero checks

6th Street: (3.9 BB) (2 players)
Seat 5: xx xx 6 5 Q 2____Seat 5 bets
Hero: 3 7 2 A K Q___Hero calls

7th Street: (5.9 BB) (2 players)
Seat 5: xx xx 6 5 Q 2 xx____Seat 5 bets
Hero: 3 7 2 A K Q T___Hero calls

OP do you have any reads on villain?

I like your raise on 3rd to isolate seat 5. If you just flat his original complete seat 2 will come along and i'd rather a HU pot than 3 way, cause then things get complicated as pots get big and you have more hands to contend with, more marginal spots, and more spots where u think you have to call b/c of potsize.

Villain could have paired the 5. If you had bet 5th there'd be an extra 2BB in the pot for your bluffcatcher. Basically comes down to do you think he's bluffing or betting la worse T 1 in 8 times? Keep in mind he could be "bluffing" with hands that beat you too; although i'd think he would check a hand with SD value such as 9s/Ts; so he's usually polarized here

Maybe someone might recommend fold 6th but i dont think you can

Raise on 3rd is good.

Bet on 4th all day every day.

I would be betting 5th almost all day every day, too.

I'm not folding 6th here... pretty much ever.

Probably folding 7th though

I'm in doubt about this situation as well. I see the guys above me saying that they would raise on 3rd all day. I wouldn't always be so sure about that. It makes things less complicated, but 0.25/0.50 people make some loose calls on third and the completion alone might have scared him off.

I think the profit in raising is only there if you have a clear profile of the behavior of both of them. If you don't you'd better just call in my opinion.

If you aren't confident enough to handle a 3-way pot in this hand, you shouldn't be playing 0.25/0.50.