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Pot odds needed here? Pot odds needed here?

09-24-2018 , 11:52 PM
Cash game 6 handed and everyone is deep and the cut off raises all pocket pairs, all Broadway, suited connectors and all ace x suited. Roughly what kind of pot odds will we want to call here with a hand like 67s? Just a general approximation or rule of thumb. What fraction of the total flop pot should be our risk investment.
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09-25-2018 , 01:05 AM
if you/opponents are 400bb deep call.
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09-25-2018 , 01:07 AM
Edit: what fraction of the total flop pot (before any flop betting occurs) should be our risk investment
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09-25-2018 , 06:49 AM
What position are you in, and how big was the raise?

Assuming 100bb+ deep, if you're on the button you can call or 3-bet.
If you're in the SB, you should almost always fold.
If you're in the BB, you should almost always call.

If you have <30bb, it's probably only playable in the BB.

I don't think it's particularly useful to calculate a specific pot odds number. You just want to have a stack size that enables you to make some moves post-flop. If you're deep you'll be able to see the river quite often and realize your equity or make a semi-bluff or two. If you're shallow (in the BB) you can check-raise jam (or donk-shove) draws on the flop. If you have a trickier stack like 25-35bb, the hand won't play so well.
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09-26-2018 , 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by ArtyMcFly
What position are you in, and how big was the raise?

Assuming 100bb+ deep, if you're on the button you can call or 3-bet.
If you're in the SB, you should almost always fold.
If you're in the BB, you should almost always call.

If you have <30bb, it's probably only playable in the BB.

I don't think it's particularly useful to calculate a specific pot odds number. You just want to have a stack size that enables you to make some moves post-flop. If you're deep you'll be able to see the river quite often and realize your equity or make a semi-bluff or two. If you're shallow (in the BB) you can check-raise jam (or donk-shove) draws on the flop. If you have a trickier stack like 25-35bb, the hand won't play so well.
thanks for that. Answered it very comprehensively as always.
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