Unraised pot- What do you need to go broke?

[Jurrr]

I go broke here. Combo draws, sets are all in his range.

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What if you "knew" villain had A8 of spades. Are you still calling almost BI on this "close" a hand? A6 spades?


[/ QUOTE ]With pleasure. If he has any hand I'm ahead of I go broke with pleasure. How could I not?

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He is either crushing you, freerolling you, or you are a 3:2 favorite to a set or a combo straight/flush draw.

[/ QUOTE ]You sure you're not talking about PLO Hi?

[futuredoc85]

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He is either crushing you, freerolling you, or you are a 3:2 favorite to a set or a combo straight/flush draw or he has overs +FD or he is overplaying an overpair or he has two pair

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FYP

[Jurrr]

futuredoc, your FYP implies we stack off here, right?

[futuredoc85]

i do every time

[Jurrr]

OK, good. Just curious - would you with 33? 22? 43?

[futuredoc85]

id probably go broke with all them readless, although i might not 3-bet the flop. once that turn pairs the board im not folding without a solid read, and even then id only consider a fold w/ 22

[Osprey]

Very good whoever brought up the combo draw- didn't even consider it in the heat of the moment. He showed 5-7 of spades and MHIG. So I was a small favorite on the flop, I believe.

Edit: If you were him, would you get it in on the flop in an unraised pot with that hand? I used to, but it seems like it adds a lot of variance. The problem is just calling and bricking the turn, then you're in trouble.

[Jurrr]

I would get it in with 7[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]5[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], yes.