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200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
200NL FR
Hero ($197) is UTG with Ad-Kc Hero raises to $9, MP ($201) calls, BB ($284) calls Flop Ks-2c-10s (Pot: $28) BB checks, Hero bets $20, MP calls $20, BB raises to $50, Hero? First off, it was my third hand at the table so I had no reads or anything. And I was multitabling so I didn't reload after the blinds in time so please no "reload preflop" tips. Anyways, in this spot I really thought about raising, calling, or folding. I put the MP player on some sort of spade draw though obviously I'm not positive. The question is what the BB has. I don't think he ever has air here. My problem was whether he could just be doing this with a weaker king than my own to define his hand or even a semi-bluffed spade draw. Of course he can also have K-10 or a set in which case I'm drawing pretty slim. A fold is clearly safe here but is it a little too weak? This is a pretty standard spot so what's the generally accepted way to go about playing this here? |
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
I call. There are a bunch of cards I go broke on: nonspade T, 2, K, or A. Horrible spot though.
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
I think a fold here might be correct, but I always convince myself that any villain capable of c/ring that retarded size 3-way on this board is stupid enough to do it with Axss or KQ [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
Yeah I probably fold, gross though. Even if he's raising with like p+fd or s+fd your equity isn't that great. Hard to see him donkishly raising a weaker king here.
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
If this is live, i push flop.
If online, highly depends on stats - but I cant put a player who makes a raise like this on a made hand. It is a very vulnerable board even for a hand like TT. I think calling and waiting for turn is the worst play... |
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
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If this is live, i push flop. If online, highly depends on stats - but I cant put a player who makes a raise like this on a made hand. It is a very vulnerable board even for a hand like TT. I think calling and waiting for turn is the worst play... [/ QUOTE ] So you advocate a raise here? |
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Re: 200NL: Yucky spot with TPTK
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[ QUOTE ] If this is live, i push flop. If online, highly depends on stats - but I cant put a player who makes a raise like this on a made hand. It is a very vulnerable board even for a hand like TT. I think calling and waiting for turn is the worst play... [/ QUOTE ] So you advocate a raise here? [/ QUOTE ] It is a raise or fold situation, and you can really only make that decision by having some kind of read or stats on your player. It is only 30$ to you, and the pot is 118. It seems like sick odds to call, but by the time you do, you only have 1 PSB left and there isnt a single card in the deck that could fall that makes you confident about your hand. Every card that helps you either completes a draw, or does not put you ahead of anything you're already beat by. If you just call, you are giving him the action, letting a turn card that you will never like fall, and letting him check behind on the turn if he does happen to miss. But I also cant fold this for 30$ unless I have a read. So if you think this is the type of player who would try to buy a free card holding a strong draw with a wimpy raise like this - Push over the top. If you think he's the type who would make a stupid raise like this with a hand that beats you on a board this vulnerable - fold. On second thought, any player who would make a raise like this on a board like this is probably not very good in the first place - I almost always push. |
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