$3/5: nut flush draws- how did I play these?
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$3/5: nut flush draws- how did I play these?
#1
I'm sitting with $800 and SB has me covered, can't remember EP's stack.
I open to $20 with AhJh and SB raises to $85. I have position on both him and another caller in EP. Flop is low cards with two hearts. SB leads for $125. EP calls and so do I.
Tc on the turn, no straight draw. SB bets $325 (1/2 pot). EP calls and I fold,
#2
I have $950 in CO and Button has me covered. As4s and I call $20 and 4 go to the flop of JsQsTc. Checked to B and he bets $150. I call along with one other. Ac turn and again it's checked to B and he bets $235. I don't think the A helped me here and with a 4-liner on the board there's no reason to do anything but call, right? Pot is ~$530 on the turn and $1,000 when it comes back to me and I make the call.
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There’s a lot of missing details here to really give any effective feedback
like what? I'll try to fill in the blanks if I can
like the board texture, positions, players in hand and their positions.(stack size is also helpful)
It sounds like maybe there was a limp, you raised to $20, got 3b, there was a cold call, and your overcalled? I'm just not clear on what is even happening here to give feedback
IIRC...yes, an EP limped, I opened to $20 and the SB 3b, EP called, I called. SB is an aggressive reg, had me covered. EP wasn't much of a threat, limp/calling often, probably had about $1k to start.
Well hand one looks like you have a NFD position and a good price. Depending how much you have behind after calling the $325, looks like a call. You’re getting like 1:3.9, will have $250+ back, and have a FD, J and A outs as well. Prob get paid when you get there, and most outs are good unless he has specifically TT.
The ep limp caller prob doesn’t have much FD in range either, maybe some KQhh or something, but pretty small percentage of overall range.
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