standard JJ, or really passive?

earlytimes1 · #1 01-31-2006, 02:19 AM

live 6/12, hero is SB with JJ.

five limpers, hero completes, BB checks.

flop (7 sb) A77r

hero checks, five checks, button bets, hero folds...

2 questions: 1) raise preflop? this was an extremely passive table and a SB raise would not have folded anybody. is there still an equity advantage to raising?
2) can I c/r the button's bet on the flop?

bambi · #2 01-31-2006, 02:27 AM

I would raise pre flop, but am only betting out on a favourable flop, If there is one overcard i am chacking and see what happens,

The way it was played I would consider C/R the button and try to fold out the feild, this would need a read form you.

DemonDeac · #3 01-31-2006, 02:34 AM

"2 questions: 1) raise preflop? this was an extremely passive table and a SB raise would not have folded anybody. is there still an equity advantage to raising? yes
2) can I c/r the button's bet on the flop? " lead flop after your PF raise and i would be incline to fold to further aggression back at u

bambi · #4 01-31-2006, 02:44 AM

Leading into 6 players on an AQ6 flop, with JJ is not good

DemonDeac · #5 01-31-2006, 02:56 AM

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Leading into 6 players on an AQ6 flop, with JJ is not good

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???
flop is A77r
could have best hand with these donks. IMO, bet/folding > check/folding

bambi · #6 01-31-2006, 03:08 AM

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Leading into 6 players on an AQ6 flop, with JJ is not good

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???
flop is A77r
could have best hand with these donks. IMO, bet/folding > check/folding

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Sorry what i was meaning, is that after raising preflop, you dont have to lead to the flop.