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Originally Posted by _TheMilkman_
UTG looks to have predominately AK or 55-66. I'd expect AA and KK to reraise preflop, KQ should be afraid to shove turn after raising flop and getting called in two spots, but I guess KQ is possible from some players.
MP has played so passively that they should either have a set that is Slowplaying after set-mining or suited connectors that have hit a draw on the flop.
UTG - AK, KQ (discounting KQ to 4 combos as its less likely, so 10 combos you are beating)
Or 66, 55 (4 combos)
MP - 87s (4 combos)
Or 66, 55 ( 4 combos) (I'm assuming 65 would raise flop since they are vulnerable to so many turn cards)
So 26% of the time you are drawing to 2 outs vs UTG, 50% of the time you are drawing to 2 outs vs MP.
So 37% of the time your opponents are drawing to around 11 outs, and 63% of the time you are drawing to 2 outs.
(.37 × ((.74 × 25.27) - (.26 × 7.21)) + (.63 × ((.05 × 25.27) - (.95 × 7.21)) = 37% of the time your EV is +$16.83 and 63% your EV is -$5.59
Average EV on the call = +$2.71
However, you still have $12.81 left behind, and on the river, you won't have a clear plan on how to proceed. Shoving turn isn't going to be great since you'll likely just force the draw to fold but get your money in way behind against the sets. I think the turn call will be profitable, though.
Thanks for the math haha, from the way MP plays this hand so passively and we are both (200bb) deep I was sure he was holding 66. I'm so lost with how to play the hand, If I called the UTG Raise on the turn I would be ****ting bricks on the river.