What\'s the right play?
 

Daytona 1-2NL
Standard issue Florida 1/2. Loose, lots of action.
utg limps, utg +1 limps
few middle positions limp.
I raise to 15 in the CO with AJsh
Folds to BB who calls. (solid player who's taken a few tough beats recently)
Two middle positions call.

Flop comes 3 7 9 w/2 hearts.

BB pushes in for 80 (60 in pot)
Folded to me.
BB forgets I'm in the hand and exposes the 9 of clubs.
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Re: What\'s the right play?
 

How deep is your opponent and do you feel lucky?!

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

opponent all-in and I always feel lucky!!!!!!!

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

I think you have to call this. You're getting 140-80 and you're often a slight favorite, if he has just a pair of nines and doesn't share either of your cards as a kicker.

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

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I think you have to call this. You're getting 140-80 and you're often a slight favorite, if he has just a pair of nines and doesn't share either of your cards as a kicker.

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How are you a slight favorite if you know you are behind?

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

easy call

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

You have at least 7 outs, probably 9, maybe the 9 flush plus 3 or 6 more for the AJ overcards. If you have 15 outs you obviously gotta join in. If he flopped a set, you aren't very happy. But if he thought the hand was over and only flashed a single 9, I don't think he's got two of them OR two pair. So...

I'd call. But I won't call you names if you walk away. But I will think you ain't got much gamble.

Re: What\'s the right play?
 

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I think you have to call this. You're getting 140-80 and you're often a slight favorite, if he has just a pair of nines and doesn't share either of your cards as a kicker.

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How are you a slight favorite if you know you are behind?

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990 games 0.031 secs 31,935 games/sec

Board: 9h 3h 7s
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 52.525% 52.53% 00.00% 520 0.00 { AhJh }
Hand 1: 47.475% 47.47% 00.00% 470 0.00 { Tc9c }


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