[Closed] NL50 SH - flopped str8

I would check/call the turn. The pot is still small cos no preflop raise.
Then check/call river, unless its a river shove.
Or u can donk bet/fold 1/2 pot on river.

I bet turn also. There is still value to get from worse hands and we should be protecting against pair+ type hands.

However once we get raised I think we can already think about folding. however fishy our opponent is when he raises this big, he normally has it imo.

If we don't fold turn, I check/fold River as played.

Originally posted by Tim64
However once we get raised I think we can already think about folding. however fishy our opponent is when he raises this big, he normally has it imo.

The question is what do you mean by has it? because ive seen lot of fish valuebeting lower streights sets or two pairs even over possible flush on board. So overpairs are easy fold but here I can still be good with streight or if I hit flush.

But maybe this is one of my leaks to overthink about possibilities in very big pots and I should just fold if I dont have close to nuts and move to next hand.

Originally posted by aelfewulf

Or u can donk bet/fold 1/2 pot on river.

This half pot donk beting on river is very interesting option. I have been thinking about this in general line:

I am OOP and value c-betting flop and turn and then some ugly card which complete draws appear on river. I usualy check / fold becuase at NL50 ppl are most time not bluffing. But maybe some regs or even fish who try to be aggresive can adjust and push me out of pot when they notice that card slowed me down ( usualy I am valuetowning with goods at all 3 streets)

So I've tried to donk bet /fold small ( 40% of pot ) on those rivers. But I am usualy raised anyway so result was i started loosing more then needed. ♠_confused:

@Horin

It's something like a blockbet.
U can only use it vary rarely.

I think betting turn is fine, but likely when fish raises you that big, you might be drawing dead.
Pot is too small to fight over it, so i think b/f against that big raise is better option than b/c. he is mostly not raising there two pair or lower straights that big