OOP draw

MP1 is 43/9 over a small sample, CO is 33/6 and a fish. There's been lots of 1BB preflop raising going on (which I'm seeing a lot of at the Party Monster tables) so I'm pretty sure MP1 has AK/overpair when he pops it to 4X. What's your line?

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $ Hero (7 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

CO ($42.79)
Button ($296.20)
SB ($77.14)
Hero ($192.85)
UTG ($179.15)
MP1 ($100.65)
MP2 ($75.50)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 9, T. SB posts a blind of $0.50.
1 fold, MP1 raises to $4, 1 fold, CO calls $4, 2 folds, Hero calls $3.

Flop: ($12.50) 3, 8, J (3 players)
Hero checks, MP1 bets $7, CO calls $7, Hero ???

Interesting hand.

Option 1: Push -- we are probably a favorite. will MP1 play for stacks here??

Option 2: Raise -- and call a push.

Option 3: Call -- and see what the turn brings.

(I would have led the flop for $9)

I probably would raise to $20. Take control of the action.

checkraise flop

Good, I'm on the right page...

Flop: ($12.50) 3, 8, J (3 players)
Hero checks, MP1 bets $7, CO calls $7, Hero raises to $21, MP1 calls $89.65 (All-In), CO calls $31.79 (All-In), Hero calls $75.65.

make it 28

i dont even think, i just c/rallin or lead then 3bet all in. You know he isnt folding AA so get him in while he cant fold.

miff stop betting 12x the pot thx

This is why I'm check/calling here in a fishy action game.

Getting 32-55% equity in a three way ai is a great result.

Originally Posted by Renton

Getting 32-55% equity in a three way ai is a great result.

Check stack sizes, a lot of the money went in heads-up. Looks like most of it went in vs a big pair.

Board: Tc 8d 3d
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 48.8384 % 48.84% 00.00% { Td9d }
Hand 2: 51.1616 % 51.16% 00.00% { JJ+ }

I used to play hands like this all the time when I played in the super-fishy BoDog games. I've since wised up a bit and realized that they play so aweful on late streets and pay-off so much that flipping coins w/ over-lay doesn't get maximum value and causes lots of swings.

Just to flip some cards up:

903 games 0.061 secs 14,803 games/sec

Board: 3d 8d Jc
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 51.8272 % 51.83% 00.00% { Td9d }
Hand 2: 33.1118 % 33.11% 00.00% { KcKs }
Hand 3: 15.0609 % 15.06% 00.00% { AdJs }

Question is are you better off putting your Sklansky bucks in the bank on the flop or will your terrible opponents give you far more value on the turn + river?

Also, over half of the money behind went in heads-up.

Originally Posted by Fnord

This is why I'm check/calling here in a fishy action game.

If we just call here and the turn's a brick, we're check/calling again, right? Are we folding to a push?

Originally Posted by Warpe

If we just call here and the turn's a brick, we're check/calling again, right? Are we folding to a push?

It depends. It should be a very straight forward decision.

Originally Posted by Fnord

Originally Posted by Warpe

If we just call here and the turn's a brick, we're check/calling again, right? Are we folding to a push?

It depends. It should be a very straight forward decision.

I'm thinking that I'd have a hard time calling anything over a PSB if I miss on the turn, but that doesn't mean making my decisions easier is a good reason for getting it all-in on the flop either. I have to chew on this one for a while.

i think a big raise is the best standard play. With reads you can extract much more ev from just calling.

Is this PF call standard?

not standard but def. plus ev if you can play postflop

Standard for me here is to call.