[Closed] Free play with monster draw on turn

First of all you can't play SSS on NL4 because you can't buy in with 20BB.
So you should either start playing SSS on NL10 or BSS on NL4.

About the hand:
On the turn you have a monsterdraw, which means that you need to make the pot bigger in case you hit it. So just make a bet (let's say $0.10) on the turn and play this one like a made hand. As played, I think you can go broke on the turn here.

It's also better to leave away the results, because it's all about playing the hand correctly. If you win or lose the hand now is not important, it's all about the long-term winnings (the winnings you get when playing correctly).

In this case I would also make a note of MP1 slowplaying his straight here!

well with nl 2/4c i have 25 bb wich is the allowed amount to play with according to the beginer articles but other than that cheers for input.

Originally posted by jmackenzie
well with nl 2/4c i have 25 bb wich is the allowed amount to play with according to the beginer articles but other than that cheers for input.

25BB is the amount that requires you to leave the table
SSS is mathematically based, so the creators must have had their reasons for it. With any decent BR (around $30) you can play SSS on NL10, so I don't see any reason to play some semi-working-SSS on NL4.

But in the end it's your choice.

nh i would go all in on turn also

Hi jmackenzie,
I just put it in the equilator and against hands like qt,kq any 9 you are not running that great. You need at least 31% equity which you don't have against a 9 and when both call you, its pretty hard to get this equity.So you have to fold your monster draw on the turn.

Another thing that you shouldnt do in the future is pushing allin, you are never ahead on this turn and you can easily fold unimproved on the river, so just call the raise or fold, pushing makes no sense.

Best Regards

Ysessa