AA 3-bet multiway pot

Joined: 24.02.2007

14.03.2008, 18:47 0

0.50/1 No-Limit Hold'em (5 handed)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: Texas Grabem 1.9 by www.pokerstrategy.com.

Preflop: Hero is CO with A♥, A♠
MP3 raises to $3.30, Hero raises to $10.30, BU calls $10.30, SB folds, BB calls $9.30, MP3 calls $7.00.

Flop: ($41.70) T♦, 6♦, 7♣ (4 players)
BB checks, MP3 checks, Hero bets $30, BU calls $30.00, BB calls $30.00, MP3 raises to $89.93 (All-In), Hero raises to $103.31 (All-In), BU calls $73.31, BB folds.

Final Pot: $368.25

Grab'em can't get stats (btw, is it possible to reset the postgreSQL password?), but MP3 is a 32/22 LAG fish, and BU is 60/32.

Stacks are all ~100$

Push or fold?

8 replies

_Anonymous_

15.03.2008, 00:59 0

I think that often MP3 will show a set or 89 here, but given the odds, with the likelihood that BB will throw everything in behind as well, hard to fold.

On this board, even if you are still ahead, you will lose by the river often enough as well.

TribunCaesar

Joined: 29.04.2007

Posts: 5,548

15.03.2008, 01:00 0

It´s a reraised pot and you have an overpair.
You can´t check on the flop and if you bet,like you did, and the other players all call, the Odds are too good to fold there. By the way, i would bet potsize on the flop.
ugly spot, but nh!

best regards,
TribunCaesar

swissmoumout

Joined: 24.02.2007

Posts: 2,976

15.03.2008, 01:13 0

ok good to know ♦ I was actually ahead vs 2 flush draws (one of which had the 7 as well), wasn't sure if this was the case often enough though

_Anonymous_

15.03.2008, 01:29 0

Almost your stack is in already and you need to pay 70 $ more in a pot already over 200 $ at the time of your push. There's just no way you can lay that down.
Usually you'll be up against a draw or lower overpair anyway, a double pair or set is quite unlikely because the opposition didn't have the odds for set value (10:1) besides TT perhaps that's got some showdown value in itself unimproved.

It's an instacall/instapush.

erob60

Joined: 08.03.2007

Posts: 165

15.03.2008, 01:49 0

Actually, MP3 had $7 to call into a $34.4 pot, getting almost 5:1. His odds for a set are 7.5:1, so he needs to make only = $17.5 post flop from 3 other players in a huge pot to break even, hence he certainly had odds for a call if he had a pair.

CountSalle

Joined: 22.04.2007

Posts: 8

15.03.2008, 03:31 0

good evening friends of poker

mp3 preflop r/c , and the board shows J :diamond:6 :diamond:7 :club:

if i must thing of set or 89 i really should stop to poker.

no way broke at everytime.

i dont know what the moderator is thinking in that situation.

_Anonymous_

15.03.2008, 08:59 0

The moderator is thinking that when this board leads to a check/raise all in, that reeks of "MADE HAND".

The moderator thinks that, because he has seen it often.

The moderator also said that you should call, because the odds are juicy, but even if you are ahead, against two, with this action on this board, you will often lose by the river.

_Anonymous_

15.03.2008, 09:02 0

Originally posted by erob60
Actually, MP3 had $7 to call into a $34.4 pot, getting almost 5:1. His odds for a set are 7.5:1, so he needs to make only = $17.5 post flop from 3 other players in a huge pot to break even, hence he certainly had odds for a call if he had a pair.

Right, still a no-brainer call though

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