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 Originally Posted by mcatdog
Originally Posted by aislephive
Originally Posted by mcatdog
I think this is definitely a situation where if you don't know how to respond to a re-raise all-in, you shouldn't be raising the flop in the first place. If the SB has a draw, he's facing resistance from 2 players with position on him and there's a good chance he'll slow down if he air-balls the turn.
The standard play is to raise this flop and fold to a push.
That's really not standard for me, what's the standard play if you get called and the turn is one of the more than half of the cards left in the deck that you don't like to see?
It depends on the card and how they react to it. I'm shoving anything that resembles a blank turn. Sometimes you might just call and get the money in on a safe turn, but you definitely need to raise after the shortstack calls inbetween, you want to raise to isolate. Usually the initial bettor will just fold and you get it heads up with the shortstack.
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