Hand review str8 flush over baby flush
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Hand review str8 flush over baby flush
Hero(2k behind) 2-5 NL 75c isolates the limper with a raise to 25. Button flats(villain 2200 behind), big blind flats, limp flats. Flop Qc-9c-8d. Hero bets 65. Villian flats on button (older reg just moved down to 2-5 fishy player from Omaha lost thousands this year floats gut shots and a very sticky player to me flats all my raises practically). Turn 3s. Hero bets 175 villain raises to 400/225 more to me he has me covered stack depth. At this point I can narrow his range down to j10 100% of the time. I don't think he is capable of putting more money in at this point with anything but the nuts especially his sizing tells me that he'd raise larger with two pairs and sets. I know he is a payoff wizard as well. Hero flats knowing implied odds always gets paid. River Kc. Hero bets 700 villain Jams. A few questions in the hand?
1. Is it too loose/-ev to be isolating with hands like 87,76,65 suited when there is solely one limper? Im always raising in that spot. I would limp with two or more limpers normally.
2. Should I be calling 225 more on the turn with the flush draw with my read I'm getting paid on all club rivers?
3. Should I be folding this jam 100% of the time?
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Not sure what your position is, but I think limping behind or folding is probably better, at least when not BTN. And, just FYI, I think the flop should be a check. While it is true that you just have 6 high, this board is so dynamic that I don't expect to get many folds. This is probably a good club draw to put in your checking range.
I'm not quite sure why you're so confident about villain's range, and I would challenge the assertion that you'll get paid on every club river.
It is a nasty spot, and I think it is a fold. I think it is going to be very difficult to realize your equity when you hit a club. Villain may bluff catch sometimes when you lead river, but I think it is quite transparent and even bad players will find folds there.
An additional problem is that his turn bluffing range has a lot of better club draws than ours.
Yeah, I think so. I think once you get to river this way you should be betting it, though :).
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