66 overpair itm

If we get it in and get called, the best case scenario would be a flip. Bet/calling the flop sucks, because of massive reverse implied odds. Donk/folding makes us exploitable. So check/calling the flop, evaluating the turn seems best.

We need 49.87% equity if we shove and get called. So coinflipping is fine here.

We have 50.45% equity vs this range for example:

22+,AQs+,A5s-A3s,K5s-K4s,KdQd,AdJd,KdJd,QdJd,AdTd,QdTd,JdTd,Ad9d,9d8d,AQo+,A5o-A3o,K5o

(basically all pairs, top pairs, some 2nd pairs and FD, and AQ+, and also some straight draws)

Hi all,

Originally posted by savage1981
If we get it in and get called, the best case scenario would be a flip. Bet/calling the flop sucks, because of massive reverse implied odds. Donk/folding makes us exploitable. So check/calling the flop, evaluating the turn seems best.

This. I don't think villain is getting it in enough with his second pairs on this board so I'm not a huge fan of just putting it in. That said we ARE OOP so flipping with dead money isn't the worst.

Still I think check/calling and playing later streets is slightly better.