Is this a call?
Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $500(BB) Replayer
Hero ($5,255)
($8,245)
Dealt to Hero J♦ T♦
raises to $8,245 (AI), Hero calls $4,755 (AI)
FLOP ($10,510) 8♥ 6♥ 5♣
TURN ($10,510) 8♥ 6♥ 5♣ 6♣
RIVER ($10,510) 8♥ 6♥ 5♣ 6♣ 3♦
Hero shows J♦ T♦
(Pre 30%, Flop 14.5%, Turn 6.8%)
shows
Q♦ T♠
(Pre 70%, Flop 85.5%, Turn 93.2%)
wins $10,510
if your playing nash against him ( which is often advisable.. since it's relatively easy if your multi tabling and it makes sure that your unexploitable)..
On the other hand if you've picked up some reads on him or something and you think you can exploit him you can play more profitable against him and not play nash in order to exploit his weaknesses..
With that said you can easily find the fold button against most players on the micros here.. Villain needs to be shoving 45% in order for you to call here.. and without some kind of a read we have to assume he's way tighter than that here..
on the other hand if you think he's a good player and that he might even be capable of exploiting you... you should stick to nash.
Just a note for all:
Even if you are multitabling, the jump from 2nd place to 1st place is still 20% of the prize pool. That means that if you choose to take an "easier" approach and lose out on winning 10% of SNGs, it can be devastating to your average ROI. So I would suggest putting heads up games as very high priority (same priority as bubble) when multitabling.
Don't get lazy!
