a semi-bluff with goofy stack sizes...

[gol4pro]

main villian in this hand only has 120$ in his stack. I haven't been at the table long, but it seems loosish.

200 NL full ring

4 limpers to me (villian is CO), I call in SB with 4 /images/graemlins/spade.gif6 /images/graemlins/spade.gif, BB knocks

pot 12$
flop Q /images/graemlins/spade.gif7 /images/graemlins/spade.gif3 /images/graemlins/diamond.gif
-- checked to MP1, MP1 bets 12$, villian raises to 48$, hero????

I'm not worried about MP1 as I'm 95% sure he has top pair and will be folding to the flop raise.

If I put CO all in, it will be 70 back to him and the pot will be... about 190. So I'm not counting on a lot of fold equity.

Call, push, or fold?

[tufat23]

i fodl this usually

[PartysOver]

limitted fold equity, no direct odds

fold is best

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[terp]

there's just very little value in continuing with this hand as played

[gol4pro]

Even if we assume I only have 10-15% fold equity, this is a push if vilian has top pair often.

still like a fold?

[PartysOver]

let's say your equity is 30% if you just turn over your hand

by pushing you... win 15% of the time, win 30% of the rest of the time..

ev
+15%(72)+30%(your potential profit ai)-70%(what you lose ai)


very bad i think

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edit, if my math is off, i'm four tabling and two tabling 2p2 and aim

[gol4pro]

how do you figure 30% equity??!!? I have 12 outs against top pair = ~45% equity.

[Dan Bitel]

fold here. I'd be shocked if you have more than 2% FE. He has a set often, KQ isn't folding after raising the flop like that and he's not folding a higher FD either which has you is bad shape

[Nielsio]

Fold. This type of hand works because of fold equity and hidden value. You have none.