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[Closed] NL50 FR - A6s, FD

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Faye6891
Joined: 09.11.2007

Titan No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25/$0.50BB (Titan HH Converter by Kreatief)

MP1 ($10.90)
MP2 ($7.85)
MP3 ($46.00)
CO ($30.70)
Button ($51.80) (Hero)
SB ($51.65)
BB ($54.65)
UTG+1 ($12.75)
UTG+2 ($50.00)

Preflop: Hero is Button with A♣, 6♣
1 folds, UTG+2 calls $0.50, 1 folds, MP2 calls $0.50, 2 folds, Hero calls $0.50, SB calls $0.25, BB checks,

Flop: Q♣, 4♠, 3♣ ( $2.5 )
SB checks, BB checks, UTG+2 checks, MP2 bets $1.00, Hero raises to $4.60, 3 folds, MP2 raises All-In $7.35, Hero calls $2.75,

Is it OK to semi-bluff raise here?


4 replies

I think IP here, it might be better to call, and hope to attract some more money behind you here. Raising the turn then would have more impact.


wallace07
Joined: 09.03.2007

I reckon that your semi bluff raise is too obvoious a flush draw in this spot. Villain is short stacked and his bet looks like a protection bet with TPgoodK. He wouldn't bet air in a multiway pot with his short stack.

And a shortstack with Top pair has to push the rest of his stack against your raise since your bet looks like a freecard/semibluff raise on this board.
-->my line: --> Call flop and without improvement: check/fold on turn.


Thorsten77
Joined: 28.05.2006

I like the semibluff - you get the pot so often...


wallace07
Joined: 09.03.2007

Originally posted by Thorsten77
I like the semibluff - you get the pot so often...

no offence, but I think that's too easy, just semibluffing everywhere because you "get the pot so often" is imho -ev when you are such careless about the right spots.

You're ignoring the following facts:
- villain bets 95% for protection because he bets into an unraised multiway pot with 4 players still to act which is a strong move (very likely TP or better). It's a rather weak bet for protection with less than half the pot but I see that often from players, they just want to check out how much their made hand is worth with a minimum of investment.
- he is shortstacked so with such a made hand, he has no other choice than pushing all-in, especially when our play smells so much like a freecard raise for a draw. He is favourite.
- there are 3 players still to act after us (coldcalls or reraise is likely from a two pair, set, TPTK)!!

Conclusion: There is not enough fold equity to justify a semibluff in a multiway-pot with several players to act behind us, especially against a shortstack player.

But maybe I'm thinking too much about my opponents hands for this NL level and rather just should semibluff... ;)


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