A223 in a 26 BB pot

[Fiasco]

I dont think that UTG flat called two bets on the flop, and then failed to cap the flop with the nut straight on a two low two flush board. Much more likely he has A34 or something similar like A36 or 346.

[jcx]

you might be right, but he did say these players are terrible.

[MaLiik]

What is good with the hand:

+ A23 on a H/L is a good for the low

What is bad:
- No suits!
- A pair of 2's
- You only have a hand for the low!

What happens on the flop:
- Could be a made hand
- flushdraw
- Lots of action, a made hand or strong draws!

What happens on the turn?
- You hit a set on a borad that coudl have a made hand!
- Your A/3 becomes counterfited!
- A lot of action!

What hapens on the flop?
- You have a set of 2's!
- You are beat by most of the hands that could be held at the table
- Your low is 8 high!

A7, A6, A4, 27, 26, 24, 34, 36, 37, 46, 47, <u>67</u> have you beat for the low. I say you made a bad call on the river! You will not win the Low enough times against 4 other players to justify a call. The Nut straight have you beaten for the low!

[jcx]

The Nut straight have you beaten for the low!


You're right of course. Gotta stop looking at these on the back end of a 10 hour session.

[Colonel Ingus]

After reading this thread, a fold on the river now seems correct. I can't think of four sensible hands that the villains can hold where you would get any piece of this pot. The caveat is that I probably would have played this hand the same way. That 2 on the turn is very deceptive in its sweetness. Maybe a call on the turn would have been better? Other than that, the river was nasty nasty nasty.

[howzit]

i don't understand the flop 3 bet in a multiway pot.

there's little to no fold equity here and you'd be better off keeping the worse lows around especially with your coutnerfeit protection.

turn is fine.

river. . .pay it off. you're probably not getting any of it but i can't see how 26:1 pay off can't be justified one way or another.