NL2 straight vs a overbet on flush card river
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NL2 straight vs a overbet on flush card river
Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players)
BN: $6.16 (Hero)
SB: $5.05
BB: $6.38
UTG: $5.00
MP: $5.73
CO: $7.78
SB: $5.05
BB: $6.38
UTG: $5.00
MP: $5.73
CO: $7.78
Preflop
($0.07)
Hero is BN with
T
Q
, , ,
Flop
($0.30)
9
A
7
, ,
Flop w 3way, board wet. SB massive fish 76/21
BN 23/13
Possibly BB range is low pockets, some Ax suited, some suited connectors, SB any2 cards possibly.
If called my equity is not very good, I should face an Ax, sometimes pockets, and most of the time a SD/FD. A check seems reasonable. Also Turn and River might bring me some good cards. An 8x, Jx, sometimes Qx will be good.
BN 23/13
Possibly BB range is low pockets, some Ax suited, some suited connectors, SB any2 cards possibly.
If called my equity is not very good, I should face an Ax, sometimes pockets, and most of the time a SD/FD. A check seems reasonable. Also Turn and River might bring me some good cards. An 8x, Jx, sometimes Qx will be good.
Turn
($0.30)
9
A
7
8
, ,
Turn is an 8x which is kind of a good card for me as it opens a OESD. Getting a 1bb donk from fish and tight player folds.
River
($0.40)
9
A
7
8
J
,
River is a Jd, which completes my SD but also completes a FD from flop.
V overbets 50 to 40pot, so my odds are 50:90 or 35,7%. He is a fish, he doesn't need that many Tx in his range for my odds being good but I am not so sure about calling here.
V overbets 50 to 40pot, so my odds are 50:90 or 35,7%. He is a fish, he doesn't need that many Tx in his range for my odds being good but I am not so sure about calling here.
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