NL10, flopped OESD,
 

Converter's not taking the hand for some reason, so I'll just long-hand it:

No interesting reads, I'm a little drunkern and watching baseball while I play.

Key stacks:
Hero has $10.20
MP has $5.20
LP has $3.30

Full ring, NL .10BB

Hero gets 43o in SB. 3 limpers, I complete, BB checks.

Flop comes Q53r. I half-pot (.25), BB folds, MP across from me calls, LP raises to 1.50, Hero ?

Here's my question: I don't really have any idea how likely MP is to call the raise, regardless of whether I call; should I push with 2.50 in the pot, and the flop raiser only having 1.70 left behind?

Okay, never mind, I just answered that question. If I think that the MP will stay in and contribute his remaining 4-something, then I can call but not raise. If not, I have to fold it, as played. Right?

So, second question, should I lead the flop for more than half-pot?

Re: NL10, flopped OESD,
 

Ok, you don't have an OESD in this hand, you have bottom pair.

If you have an OESD, you do realize your behind to a paired hand, right? If you push and he has 1.70 back in a 6ish pot, he's not folding. If you call and hit on the turn, you won't be making money from an EV point of view since he doesn't have enough money to give implied odds.

This is a really easy fold. And I would bet at least 30 cents, or maybe 40, don't bet in 5 cent increments in a 10 cent game......thats just weird.

edit: I kinda ignored MP in this hand. At any rate, draws are overrated once you get priced out. You got priced out, and you have no FE, therefore fold.

Re: NL10, flopped OESD,
 

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Ok, you don't have an OESD in this hand, you have bottom pair.

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LOL...yeah, I told you I was a little drunkern...I screwed up my cards. I had 64o, flop came Q53r.

Why is a .25 bet into a .50 pot weird? It's half the pot, seems natural to me.

The rest makes sense, and that's what I figured. Thanks.