overpair+2nfd vs potraise

Call. Ur hand is too strong to fold.

Hi,

you can't say you need 31% because you are not accounting the fact you might not be able to see a river.

I agree it's a tough spot though. I do think we can call here, and villain won't be bluffing diamonds that often, at least not 3 streets, so i think we can play this hand profitably oop.

Regards,

Skod

Call, cos there are so many turns that might slow the villain and you can get a free river card. You also have the nut gutshot.

The thing is, as he is raising over 1/5 of cbets did you think what to do if he raises before you made the cbet?

Feels a bit wrong to call with only 3 nut outs and the hope that he will slow down on cards where we make the 2nd nuts.
Like Kyyberi said, did you think about what you're going to do against a raise?
Since we got ourselves into such an unpleasant spot I'd even question the cbet. I bookmarked this hand a couple of days ago and will look at it more thoroughly.

Originally posted by Krach-Bumm-Ente
Feels a bit wrong to call with only 3 nut outs and the hope that he will slow down on cards where we make the 2nd nuts.
Like Kyyberi said, did you think about what you're going to do against a raise?
Since we got ourselves into such an unpleasant spot I'd even question the cbet. I bookmarked this hand a couple of days ago and will look at it more thoroughly.

to be honest. No i didn't think what do to if i get raised. i didnt expect that because i block some wrap combos
i just saw overpair+gutter+fd must be enough to cb. in review i recognized his stats. so is a c/c here better than a bet?

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Don't know what a fish does at your level, but at plo5 I see loose players do this with 2 pairs. Many there have great faith in 2 pairs. Could 2 pairs be a part of his range at plo50 too?

No you can't c/c here as a standard play unless you have a reason to do so. Your hand is definetly strong enough to bet. I don't like the idea that we can't call because we can't assume villain will stop on some turns. Villain will stop on a lot of turns a big % of the time.

Regards,

Skod