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live ring game, max buy in $200, blinds 2/5
position small blind.. KcJh ($850 in chips)
One right to the button raises to $20
button: Calls $20
SB (me): calls $20
BB ( $550 in chips): Calls $20
Pot: $80
Flop: Jc, 5c, 7c
SB (me): bets $60 on Tp + good kicker + high flush draw
BB: raises to $120
all folds and comes to me.. and I push all in!!!!
BB calls
is this a bad push??
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Depends on the game and raiser, but I'm almost always folding KJo in the SB to a raise. Mediocre hand, oop, dump it. If you're sure he's stealing, re-raise. As played I like the flop lead, but without a read probably fold to the min-raise. It's a scary board.
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edit: somehow I missed that you have the second nut flush draw, even though it's in the title of the thread :doh: I don't mind your push actually. But calling's an option too since he's giving you good odds to draw with his min-raise. You'd have to re-evaluate a blank turn then. A read would help.
$200 max buy in for a 2/5 game????????????
Min raising in a 2/5 game??????????
No offence, but I get the impression you are really out of your depth at that level.
This is pretty standard a lot of places.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShowMeAtlas
sweetgt3 didn't min-raise, the BB did.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShowMeAtlas
Yeah I know, I'm just saying it occurred.Quote:
Originally Posted by zook
Is $200 really standard for a game like that? I find that very hard to believe.
Well, it was a quite a loose table.. And I think it was a good choice calling a raise with KJ off suit preflop~~
I'm not a live game veteran, by any means, but I've been to two casinos in WA that were $2/$5 blinds with $200 max buy-in.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShowMeAtlas
We can agree to disagree. If CO is a loose raiser and has a stack close in size to yours, I'd prefer a re-raise. But I'm rarely calling with this hand in the worst position.Quote:
Originally Posted by sweetgt3