OOP draw

[Warpe]

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 ???

[Jay67s]

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.

[Renton]

checkraise flop

[Warpe]

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.

[Renton]

make it 28

[Miffed22001]

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.

[Renton]

miff stop betting 12x the pot thx

[Fnord]

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

[Renton]

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

[Fnord]

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.

[Warpe]

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 }

[Fnord]

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.

[Warpe]

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?

[Fnord]

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.

[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.

[Renton]

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

[nogenius]

Is this PF call standard?

[Renton]

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

[jackvance]

Standard for me here is to call.