Another hand with the stuck up azn. Shorty pfr starts with 250. Me and aznare 1000 deep

Azn straddles 10
Shorty raises to 25
I call from btn with As4cjsqs
Azn calls

Flop(80)
4sJh3s

Azn asks how much is in the pot, then bets 70
Shorty calls
Ithink about it and fold?

am I reading this correctly, you have (a rather disguised) top 2 pair and the nut flush draw in position and you want to do something like fold?

Sorry its jh4h3s. Not my FD but had a bdnfd

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I still think it's a call. 2 Js and 2 4s give you the effective nuts, 3 Qs and 3 As are also good cards; 3 Ts and 3 Ks give you an inside Broadway draw and 8 spades are still out there.

This is a really safe board for KKxx or AAxx, and Azn lady has shown she can be aggressive with less than the stone-cold nuts.

Unless it's a horrendous card like a 3 or 2, we're going to the river.

making it 150 seems ok, tho you should make sure she knows you are doing it so short stack can shove

so ask him how much he has and then raise to whatever

yeah I actually think it's a raise to get it in vs. shorty.

yeah just call and play in position probably best

you can probably bet like any turn if it checks to you

whatever, folding seems to weak!

remember we can turn out hand into a bluff if was want later!

Isn't the azns range pretty strong here?I kind of thought calling is the worst option here. I was leaning towards reraising but it seemed like a barely ahead/really dead sort of a spot. I think I could reasonably discount AAhh from azns range, otherwise I think I push it in. Where in my nitty thought process is too nitty?

It's clear I have this leak of being a few levels too nitty and always assuming the worst as the likely. I need to fix this;/ cause it sounds like I've thrown away profitable opps

I dont have the option to turn into bluff given that it'll be a DRy side pot? Won't i.?

The leaving the door open for a re shove is a good point tho. I need to have thought that

If you think she's gonna reshove A5hhxx or something then flatting is best. She's getting it in with a pretty wide range vs. shorty, and it's really hard for you to have hit this flop very hard.

The range of Ax hands that he calls down with is exactly the same as the range of Ax hands that he calls preflop with.

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I probably muck this pre and don't even limp.
With pf action, I'd probably check / call the flop and lead the turn.
With the flop action, I'd probably lead half pot on the turn and shove if she raised.
As played I don't know what I would do. I would probably click it back and shove the river? I'm not sure where your read is coming from, but I guess you think she either has 2p and a flush or is bluffing? If that's the case, if she has 2p/flush good chance she checks behind a blank river, no? Best case is she has the Q high flush. If a scare card comes, yuk. If she's bluffing, what the hell is she bluffing with, you have the Ac. If she's competent, it seems really dubious that she would be bluffing without the nut flush card here. If you somehow know for a fact she doesn't have a set or a naked 2p, I don't know. It just seems really optimistic to think she is going to fire 2 barrels on air (and how does she even get to the turn with air) or go for 2 streets of value with the non nut flush AND pay you off when you jam over her probably small bet on the river (small because from her perspective she is looking for a worse hand to call). And if the board pairs on the river LOL you, because she's going to assume you just boated up and bail, unless she just boated up.

I don't get this fold at all.

Edit:
Oh, that's much diferent. Yeah, folding there seems fine with the ss behind you. HU I'd probably call and play the turn.

I think there is a really strong chance the SS shoves behind him (if I am reading the action correctly he's last to act?) and azn re pots or calls. I don't I'm very happy in that case.

I'm with you here. I think if the azn is decent like you said, she knows the short stack will be looking to get it in a lot. I don't know that she has AA (she could have raised smallish pre flop with that, hoping to get re popped by the short stack and pot committed pre), but she's got to expect shorty to be potting a lot of the time.

So like KK with the heart draw is about 50/50 against your hand there hurp. If she has 33 you are in real trouble. Even the naked nfd is almost a flip against you, and all this is without figuring in a hand for the short stack. (I can't find the good omaha simulator so I am having to plug in specific hands )

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