Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

pointless hand, it's 100% history dependant.

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

Anyone for pushing turn? Your FE has to be very substantial given stack sizes, you could easily have the best hand, you got outs, etc etc. I'd strongly consider it.

Kirk

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

Grim Called -580
Grim Folded +250

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

whats that mean?

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those are odds. 2.5/1 on ur money that u folded (i.e. ud rarely fold) 1/~6 that u called (u always call)

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

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those are odds. 2.5/1 on ur money that u folded (i.e. ud rarely fold) 1/~6 that u called (u always call)

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im lost...

could have a set and be looking to get u to hit when he fills up/ inducing a push w/ a weak raise. if u know he's either got u crushd or ure beating his busted draw, id have to say its history dependent, like have u ever folded after calling a turn like this? does he check after missing his turn bluff? would u try to vb a jack here and fold if he crd? etc etc etc. idk the answers to ne of these questions fwiw

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

ive seen a few posts in here saying to push the turn.. i'm not so sure thats extremely weak and doesnt allow villain to bluff river thinking he has control of the hand IMO J10 is the only hand that would suck but his turn c/r doesnt make sense for J10.. possibly a set but i dont think he plays a set this way, or a hand that big unless he basically sees your hand face up.

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

What hand goes for a checkraise on this draw heavy board. Or does Grim play his hands very st8 forward (never takes a free card)?

Re: tough spot vs snake8484
 

with 100bb stacks I am assuming you'd shove turn Grim?


As played I think this is a fold as long as he hasn't been playing Laggy