Fold a boat? over 300bb deep

[thejoe1989]

so a thinking player c/c's flop and turn on a very drawy board with top or 2nd set then c/r's the river.... i think not.

Poooosh, your so far ahead of the range of these 25nl kids who think tips and overpairs are the nuts.

[mpethybridge]

There's no way you should fold this hand. You should push over the top of his raise.

If I recall correctly, there are only 3 hands that beat yours, and he hasn't given you any reason to believe he has one of them.

[avfletch]

If we think we think his range mostly consists of pure bluffs why are we pushing?

[luckychewy]

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If we think we think his range mostly consists of pure bluffs why are we pushing?

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uhhh cause we have a boat where it is extremely unlikely villain has us beat, plus he will call w/ any 6 or sixes full and sometimes worse.

[Nielsio]

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If we think we think his range mostly consists of pure bluffs why are we pushing?

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uhhh cause we have a boat where it is extremely unlikely villain has us beat, plus he will call w/ any 6 or sixes full and sometimes worse.

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Don't forget the straight and KK+

[tw0please]

Results: I pushed and villain paid it off with Q9o. =O

In retrospect I'm still unsure about pushing versus just calling when this deep. Villain can lay down 6x in this spot to a push, he's not that bad.

[tw0please]

It's not about comfort level btw when I lean towards a call. He did raise over 100xbb, he's not messing around.