Flop monster draw OOP raise or call vs reg
Posted by Andrey Kravchenko
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Andrey Kravchenko
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Flop monster draw OOP raise or call vs reg
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (5 Players)
BB: $7.62
UTG: $9.90
CO: $10.47 (Hero)
BN: $11.28
SB: $3.90
UTG: $9.90
CO: $10.47 (Hero)
BN: $11.28
SB: $3.90
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is CO with
9
8
, , ,
Flop
($0.63)
J
T
J
, ,
Pre is standard, reg calls from BU (22-suited broadways)
Flop bet is standard, when he raises that big it is almost always like Jx.
So I decided to call for several reasons:
We are prob behind vs his raise.
He is most likely willing to stack off.
And if I raise back he may blocks a lot of staight outs like QJ which gives him a full house, maybe some AQs
I called because it allows me to realize my EQ, and prob check\fold non spade or non Q,7 turn.
Any ideas?
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I like the line since you don't want to raise and get it in against a better hand, better combo draw, better flush draw or even better straight draw. You want to keep is bluffing range in so you call. Maybe a check-call on this flop is not bad since its a board that can be raised easily with a wide range.
With an unpaired flop, you can get this in OTF, this however would be kinda loose.
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