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In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
This is a hand from the brew (thanks thac).
<font color="black">Stack Sizes</font> SB: 120BBs BB: 20BBs <font color="green">UTG: 396BBs</font> MP: 139BBs CO: 103BBs <font color="green">Hero (BTN): 99.5BBs</font> <font color="black">Preflop:</font> 8[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] 8[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] (1.5BBs, 6 Players) <font color="red">UTG raises to 3.5BBs</font>, 2 folds, Hero calls 3.5BBs, 2 folds <font color="black">Flop:</font> 6[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] T[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] T[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] (8.5BBs, 2 Players) <font color="red">UTG bets 6BBs</font>, Hero ??? Would you call, raise, or fold? What are you expecting to get out of the hand? Would you make the same move if UTG has 100BBs instead of ~400BBs? |
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop
If I called preflop then I am playing for set value, and folding the flop.
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
some reads would be nice
i'm calling with the intention of betting when checked to on the turn. i would be more inclined to raise if it was 3-handed on the flop in this case i would treat a 400bb stack the same as a 100bb stack |
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
Effective stacks are 100 BBs, so UTG having 400 BBs means nothing unless we saw how he obtained that stack. As played, HU this looks like a pretty standard c-bet from the PFR, no reason to think our 88 is beat yet. I call here and plan to bet the turn if checked to. If he fires the turn again, I lay this down as long as the bet is anything considerable.
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
I'd probably raise. Otherwise I'd have to continue calling without knowing where I stand. Or fold without knowing where I stand... But it depends on the villain. Does he c-bet often. If so I might just call and bet if he checks turn.
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
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I'd probably raise. Otherwise I'd have to continue calling without knowing where I stand. Or fold without knowing where I stand... But it depends on the villain. Does he c-bet often. If so I might just call and bet if he checks turn. [/ QUOTE ] raising=spew.....why does everyone always want to raise for info!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????!!!! !!!!!! |
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
I would raise this turn. Very dry board, no reason to think you are behind here.
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
raising at any point without an 8 on the board is terrible poker
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Re: In general - 88 vs 6TT flop - thac\'s brew hand
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raising at any point without an 8 on the board is terrible poker [/ QUOTE ] I'm not arguing this point. Just want to discuss it a bit. I think its reasonable to assume that the villain is going to cbet this flop regardless of what overcards he holds. So then its probably 50/50 that you are ahead at this point. So... #1 Would raising here not give you the chance to end the hand while you're ahead? #2 If you call and a face hits the turn you most certainly will have to fold if he leads. If you call and an under hits what are you going to do? |
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