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[Closed] NL 50 SH: 56s

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Michailewic
Joined: 28.04.2008

Full Tilt Poker, $0.25/0.50 Hold'em Cash Games, 6 Players
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Board:
doonjai (BB): $46.85
SteJoMat (UTG): $72.80
HERO (UTG+1): $48
Halcyon1984 (CO): $107.70
pablo1085 (Button): $50
ILoveYouMoney5k (SB): $30.25

Dealt to HERO 5♦ 6♦

Pre-flop:
SteJoMat calls $.50, HERO raises to $2.50, (3 folds), doonjai raises to $4.50, (1 folds), HERO calls $2

Flop: ($10.25) 4♦ 3♠ 8♠ (2 Players)
doonjai bets $7, HERO calls $7

Turn: ($24.25) 6♣ (2 Players)
doonjai bets $14.50, HERO calls $14.50

River: ($53.25) 2♦ (2 Players)
doonjai bets $20.85 and is all-in, HERO calls $20.85

On the turn, I put him definitelly on overpair. Can you call on the turn? Can you count with 13 outs? If you think that you cannot count with 5's outs (i.e. only 10 outs), would you call (since there are many outs which might kill action)?


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InsidiouZ
Joined: 03.12.2008

You can't call him. You have to discount at least 1 out (FD + set), that gives you 12 outs -> 25,5% equity while u need at least 14,5/43,25*100%=33,5% equity.


BogdanDin7
Joined: 29.04.2008

The equity you need there is actually 14,5/53,25 not 43,25 = 27% and IP I`m definitely counting the rest of his stack as implied. I can`t see him just c/f river there with OP++. So yea you can definitely call.


InsidiouZ
Joined: 03.12.2008

Looks like it was a bit late lol. Equity needed is indeed 27%.


I´d also call turn, since I doubt he is folding there too often if you hit your hand