nl 50 interesting live game spot

[hoyasaxa]

live .25/.50 game. People have busted, so were 4 handed.

I open to $1.75 with K/images/graemlins/club.gif10/images/graemlins/club.gif. Button calls, BB calls

me and button have a lot of history. were good friends, and we try to outplay each other all the time

flop is 9/images/graemlins/club.gif 5/images/graemlins/club.gif 2/images/graemlins/spade.gif. BB checks, I bet $3.5 button raises to 11. I call

turn bricks. I check, button bets $15. He has almost exactly $15 behind

The question is, against what range do I have implied odds to call here, if at all, assuming button will committ the rest of his stack on the river? Button may or may not have a hand. m

[mookboi]

Calling flop is thin. We are gonna need to extract like 15 flop him after the flop if we hit club, and he might get scared if another club comes.

On turn, there's like... 27 in pot + his 15 bet + 15 he has behind, so yer getting roughly 20% odds to win, assuming you win if club comes. Would be pretty dumb of him to fold for 15 more on river into like a 75$ pot.

Live poker is rigged.

[vixticator]

Stack zizes ~45 yeah? I like push over his raise more than call. Seems as if a club will kill your action. If he's always trying to "outplay" you or w/e you definitely have FE. What is his range calling on button and raising flop? Could be pretty large here. If not, just fold IMO. Fold turn for sure as played.