[Closed] Hypothetical Case: Tilting or Smart..

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_Anonymous_

17.04.2008, 09:14 0

Hi.. I currently taking time to read all the strategy notes again.. especially the psychology stuff to ID my leaks and stop the tilting..

I was wondering..

When you have an A :club:J :diamond: CO, everybody before you called. You raise according to the SHC. Everybody stays with you and calls.

You go the flop and disaster, the flop is 4 :heart:5 :heart:6 :heart:, UTG and UTG+2 raise and re-raise.

I know you should call if you raised the round before but the flop definitely smells trouble for me. It not only didnt help me but its a possible OESD and a Flush staring me in the face. If I fold, would I be tilting or doing the smart thing?

Anyways back to reading..

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_Anonymous_

17.04.2008, 09:30 0

if you're a shortstack, go all in pre flop

if you're bigstack:
you shouldn't call, you should fold
that board is a possible straight and flush, not only a possible OESD, you have A high
it's the easiest fold in the world, you have to hit hard against that many opponents

edit: generally when you're tilting, you start to play more loose and passive, you don't tilt by folding when you should fold

Dippy19

Joined: 04.12.2007

Posts: 1,349

17.04.2008, 09:49 0

Originally posted by carusel
if you're a shortstack, go all in pre flop

Ehm... This is FL, how can you go all in?

I would fold with an entire table of callers, somebody is bound to have a flush or at least a very possible flush draw and you basically have nothing.

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_Anonymous_

17.04.2008, 09:54 0

omg, I thought it was nl, omg omg sorry :)) sry

TribunCaesar

Joined: 29.04.2007

Posts: 5,548

17.04.2008, 10:44 0

Originally posted by Dippy19

I would fold with an entire table of callers, somebody is bound to have a flush or at least a very possible flush draw and you basically have nothing.

just fold it.

_Anonymous_

17.04.2008, 16:08 0

Thanks guys.. sorry for the noobie questions.

But I had to know for sure.. ♦