folding River Boat
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folding River Boat
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As far as this hand is concerned, I think it is a raise/stack off on the flop - the only hand that has us crushed here is a higher rundown with hearts, which would not be a huge part of the Villain's calling range IMO.
I basically don't understand anybody's plan on the turn, looking ahead to the river. If either of them have a hand and aren't concerned with leaving such a small river bet, they still shouldn't be laying you odds to draw to a straight. If you're planning on folding a boat on the river, then even with the odds you're getting, why are you calling the turn?
Anyone else think the turn is full of really bizarre play?
Also, like Sean said if you're calling the turn raise you can't fold river when hit a boat.
That said, I'm leaning more towards whoisangel than everyone else preflop. I would never consider 3betting or even calling with this hand in my games. If it's a call, it's because we can outplay our poor opponents here enough postflop (and because we don't expect to get squeezed often.
3betting gets pretty ugly for us. It's not as simple as hot and cold equity. Sure... we are almost 40% against anything preflop, but we have terrible playability on flops. Very often we'll have to fold a hand with enough equity to get in, or get it in with very poor equity. Flopping bottom pair/2pr and weak FDs and SDs in bloated pots gets costly.
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