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Huge draw, lots of action in front

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  1. #1

    Default Huge draw, lots of action in front

    What's your play here?

    ***** Hand History for Game 4698699203 *****
    $25 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, July 10, 15:21:58 ET 2006
    Table Table 108082 (No DP) (Real Money)
    Seat 1 is the button
    Total number of players : 4
    Seat 1: MrDonkee ( $33.80 )
    Seat 4: zaaaaaak ( $28.98 )
    Seat 2: Susyka ( $29.25 )
    Seat 3: BJaedike ( $25 )
    Susyka posts small blind [$0.10].
    BJaedike posts big blind [$0.25].
    ** Dealing down cards **
    Dealt to zaaaaaak [ Jh 7h ]
    zaaaaaak calls [$0.25].
    MrDonkee folds.
    Susyka calls [$0.15].
    BJaedike checks.
    ** Dealing Flop ** [ 5c, 8h, 9h ]
    Susyka bets [$1].
    BJaedike raises [$3].
    zaaaaaak ???
    fal04: there's not too many hands i won't play for a quarter if i'm feeling it
    fal04: i'll play 7-2 off if i feel it
  2. #2
    Well, I'd probably fold pf, but since you're in the hand...

    With this draw, your objective is to get your chips in on the flop, it's a strong favorite against top pair and you have a whole ton of outs. Basically, it depends on your read, but two options are to 1) raise as much as you think one of the limpers will call or 2) flat-call the flop, and hope the original bettor calls or even better, raises again.
  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by natdang
    Well, I'd probably fold pf, but since you're in the hand...
    It was 4 handed and the table was very soft. I don't see a problem limping with a hand like this.
    fal04: there's not too many hands i won't play for a quarter if i'm feeling it
    fal04: i'll play 7-2 off if i feel it
  4. #4
    i think its better to raise instead of limp.
  5. #5
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    It's almost ALWAYS better to raise than limp. Even with a soft table, I'm folding this.
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    preflop is weird

    make it $10 on the flop and call a push.
  7. #7
    You guys are right about my preflop play. It's pretty weak these days.

    ***** Hand History for Game 4698699203 *****
    $25 NL Texas Hold'em - Monday, July 10, 15:21:58 ET 2006
    Table Table 108082 (No DP) (Real Money)
    Seat 1 is the button
    Total number of players : 4
    Seat 1: MrDonkee ( $33.80 )
    Seat 4: zaaaaaak ( $28.98 )
    Seat 2: Susyka ( $29.25 )
    Seat 3: BJaedike ( $25 )
    Susyka posts small blind [$0.10].
    BJaedike posts big blind [$0.25].
    ** Dealing down cards **
    Dealt to zaaaaaak [ Jh 7h ]
    zaaaaaak calls [$0.25].
    MrDonkee folds.
    Susyka calls [$0.15].
    BJaedike checks.
    ** Dealing Flop ** [ 5c, 8h, 9h ]
    Susyka bets [$1].
    BJaedike raises [$3].
    zaaaaaak raises [$10].
    Susyka is all-In [$28]
    BJaedike folds.
    zaaaaaak is all-In [$18.73]
    ** Dealing Turn ** [ 6d ]
    ** Dealing River ** [ 2h ]
    zaaaaaak shows [ Jh, 7h ] a flush, jack high.
    Susyka shows [ 5s, 5d ] three of a kind, fives.
    Susyka wins $0.27 from side pot #1 with three of a kind, fives.
    zaaaaaak wins $59.21 from the main pot with a flush, jack high.
    fal04: there's not too many hands i won't play for a quarter if i'm feeling it
    fal04: i'll play 7-2 off if i feel it
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    yep good choice raising to $10. Sucks that he had a set though, because given this knowledge it makes this play not nearly as profitable. Someone else can do the math and figure out the EV given that he has a set, im to lazy.
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