JTo in a 4/180

[ThePershore]

Flop is OK, raise turn once the J hits.

[black666]

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I´m sure that a flop-raise is the best way to keep the pot small!

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What if you get re-raised by a player behind? Or called? What's the plan on the turn?

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And what are you doing if you got four callers, the pot grew to 540, the turn bricks (i.e. 6 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]) and Villain bets 300??

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Fold. Villain is not going to bet into 5 others twice with anything hero can beat. Plus you also have to think about the players left to act, which is why this spot sucks so much.

[Tackleberry]

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What if you get re-raised by a player behind?

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Fold - havíng a good feeling with it. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] Would you have a good feeling if you call and somebody behind you makes it 250 to go (which easily could be something like T9/T8)?

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Or called? What's the plan on the turn?

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Fold, if OR bets again, otherwise check-fold, if someone behind me called.

[black666]

Tackleberry,
you are basically doing the same thing that I would do. Folding to real strength shown on the flop and folding on the turn if bet into again (in case the turn is a blank). The only difference is that you put more money in a pot in which you have no interest anymore after your raise.

I can see an argument of raising if you want to take the pot down right now .. but if you want to see what develops, a raise seems like a spew. HU I would raise all day long .. in a multiway pot there is a high chance that we are already beat.

[tomek322]

raise the turn. We aren't folding on the river. So I am trying to get all the money in.