200NL - POOOOOSH!

[mason55]

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AJ -

You like them nice 'n thick, huh?

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Vida Guerra. Comprende amigo?

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Si. Thicky thick girl.

[Sciolist]

Incidentally, I'd be happy to call this preflop. Is that just me? You already have three players involved and could easily encourage more in with the call.

[goodguy_1]

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i think u shouldve raised way less on flop and gave some1 a chance to make a mistake

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I agree with this checkraise say a pot-sized amount.
AJ makes a good point about how transparent your hand is with your play.
I would lead 40-45 into this pot and hoping to get re-raised on the flop. Move all-in once you have a donk or two more committed to the pot.

Leading in these spots from a value standpoint is almost always better than trying to get tricky on the flop.

I dont like your play on the flop.

[FMZ]

raise pot.

[Grunch]

What about preflop? At the moment when hero calls, there are 3 guaranteed opponents and one very possible opponent. If hero calls, it could entice further calls.

Is this a clear call or a clear fold?

[durron597]

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lead pot.

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[SilverLining1]

You bet way less, one of the players call, the other calls, the board pairs or a J spikes, you have ~150 left in a pot over 200, you are OOP, what now? Also, isn't a raise of less even more transparent than a push? Leading the flop here will get JJ-AA, a set, or even two pair to make a push. It will look like a probe bet on a dry board.

A'