nuts slowplayed

On the flop there are 18 non-hearts cards that completes a straight. So about 40% of the times you will get into this spot OTT. If you are happy with that, you can slowplay. I would raise smallish OTF, fish will come in if he has anything.

And with raising you can get great value from SB. There aren't a lot of turns that he can put a lot of money in unless he has a good hand. And if he has a good hand, he isn't likely to fold to a small raise there.

k ty also a option to go. was a littlebit afraid to out fold the fisch

I would 3-bet pre-flop and always raise that flop.
If you don´t raise top set with nut flushdraw, then what hands would you really raise there?

best regards,

Hi,

i like a small raise otf too. If the fish has anything good he'll come along. If not, we weren't getting value anyway.

Even played is fine. But with raising we are protecting ourselves vs such terrible board runouts somewhat.

Regards,

Skodljivec

Originally posted by Kaitz20
I would 3-bet pre-flop and always raise that flop.
If you don´t raise top set with nut flushdraw, then what hands would you really raise there?

best regards,

well acutally i dont see that much what can call me if i make a big raise. i think best option here is a small raise like skod or Kyyberi said

When you hit the supernuts, you really want to get villain's full stack. So you have to think how you can achieve that. If you just call the flop, there aren't a lot of hands that villain can continue on the turn. So in this spot I don't think you get better value by slowplaying. Of course it's an easy to play any turn, cos you always have the nuts or at least 40% equity on the turn.

But with smaller raise opponent might actually get it in with an overpair+fd or similar hand, as he might think why would hero make small raise with a set as the board is so wet.

Originally posted by Kyyberi
When you hit the supernuts, you really want to get villain's full stack. So you have to think how you can achieve that. If you just call the flop, there aren't a lot of hands that villain can continue on the turn. So in this spot I don't think you get better value by slowplaying. Of course it's an easy to play any turn, cos you always have the nuts or at least 40% equity on the turn.

But with smaller raise opponent might actually get it in with an overpair+fd or similar hand, as he might think why would hero make small raise with a set as the board is so wet.

k there are some points to think about it ♠_biggrin:

When you say small bet how much would it be? 24-27 BBs?

Originally posted by RuiBouquet
When you say small bet how much would it be? 24-27 BBs?

I don't think it matters much, but i'd say a bit smaller tough, something like 21-24BB's imo. We still want someone to think they have some FE if they shove.

Regards,

Skodljivec