6.5$ sng, flushdraw cbet into a zillion opponents

24.05.2010, 09:42 0

Well played? The overoverovercall seems standard, however unique, to me. But what about the cbet?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, 6.5 Tournament, 15/30 Blinds (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

CO (t1905)
Button (t1395)
SB (t1635)
BB (t1530)
UTG (t1635)
Hero (UTG+1) (t1260)
MP1 (t1175)
MP2 (t1510)
MP3 (t1455)

Hero's M: 28.00

Preflop: Hero is UTG+1 with Q, A
1 fold, Hero bets t90, 3 folds, CO calls t90, Button calls t90, SB calls t75, 1 fold

Flop: (t390) 7, 3, 10 (4 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t270, CO raises to t540, Button raises to t1305 (All-In), SB raises to t1545 (All-In), Hero calls t900 (All-In), CO calls t1005

Total pot: t5955

9 replies

_Anonymous_

24.05.2010, 10:06 0

lol @ the action.

standard pot odds overcall getting 3:1 with 40% equity to the nuts

_Anonymous_

24.05.2010, 10:10 0

But what about the cbet? I thought i mentioned it but apparently i forgot.

_Anonymous_

24.05.2010, 10:55 0

Originally posted by helemaalnicks
But what about the cbet? I thought i mentioned it but apparently i forgot.

obviously your plan is to get it in on this flop... so cbet is standard

_Anonymous_

24.05.2010, 17:48 0

obviously your plan is to get it in on this flop

Is it?
After all the action, OFC, but before that, your plan was to get it in?

_Anonymous_

24.05.2010, 21:03 0

Originally posted by santostr

obviously your plan is to get it in on this flop

Is it?
After all the action, OFC, but before that, your plan was to get it in?

2 overcards and a flush draw.. cbet go broke IMO.

chenny8888

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24.05.2010, 23:05 0

Originally posted by 8979687

Originally posted by santostr

obviously your plan is to get it in on this flop

Is it?
After all the action, OFC, but before that, your plan was to get it in?

2 overcards and a flush draw.. cbet go broke IMO.

Although I imagine you realise this, but it is very important that we have the NUT flush draw when going broke here ;).

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_Anonymous_

25.05.2010, 01:54 0

Because of how many people are in this hand and with this action yes.

But surely with less people in the hand you can go broke with second nut flush draw
and 2 overs?

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27.05.2010, 02:30 0

Originally posted by 8979687
Because of how many people are in this hand and with this action yes.

But surely with less people in the hand you can go broke with second nut flush draw
and 2 overs?

Depends how deep but generally yes I would go broke with "just" 2 overs and a flush draw

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30.05.2010, 08:32 0

Originally posted by 8979687
Because of how many people are in this hand and with this action yes.

But surely with less people in the hand you can go broke with second nut flush draw
and 2 overs?

Actually, It is the nutflushdraw. I'm thinking call here too but I can hardly believe that you have 9 outs for the flush here. In worst case not only you are facing at least one other flushdraw (obviously worse but it makes you have less outs), but it can also be a set of sevens, distracting 7s from your outs. As I said, worst case. But I think you are the favourite in this game.

As for the cbet, you are betting for value and not fold equity, so its fine against any number of opponents, I think. Edit: I'd skip the cbet if the flop completely misses me though. Mostly because I'm oop and against a lot of opponents.

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