Limped around to us in BB with AJs I raise

I'm giving up on flop. All 3 of them hit this board harder. On turn i'm in check/calling mode to reasonable sizing. However pot bet is too much- you dont get direct odds to call and your implied odds are not greatest so I would fold.

This seems well played. I would consider to to raise even more pre-flop against 3 limpers without position. 14c or 16c is still reasonable I think, but not sure it makes to much difference in a spot like this.

Cheers,
SDK1987

We don't have odds for turn call, it may be tough, but it's a spot for discipline fold.

I don't think it's to tough to fold the turn with only 2 over cards and the nut flush draw on a pot size bet of villain. Board is really wet and I expect you need to hit the flush to win.

Can implied odds make the turn call profitable? The CO seems like a rec (stack size) and is repping massive strength here. His value range is probably 88-55,87s,76s,65s. I think it is safe to say he will stack off with this entire range if we call the turn and lead jam the river (1.6 SPR) on a heart and no paired board. We win 105.5 BB the times we hit and only lose 13.5bb the times we dont

EV = (7/46 * 105.5bb) - (39/46 *13.5bb) = +4.6 bb

Originally posted by braunkan
Can implied odds make the turn call profitable? The CO seems like a rec (stack size) and is repping massive strength here. His value range is probably 88-55,87s,76s,65s. I think it is safe to say he will stack off with this entire range if we call the turn and lead jam the river (1.6 SPR) on a heart and no paired board. We win 105.5 BB the times we hit and only lose 13.5bb the times we dont

EV = (7/46 * 105.5bb) - (39/46 *13.5bb) = +4.6 bb

I think this assumes we get paid off on a heart, when we call turn and lead river on a heart I think our hand looks face up at that point and he may be able to fold. Its harder to get paid off from OOP.

Turn is definitely a lead here. And make it big with the nut FD.