Temptation to call a raise. NL5, NL10.

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599ALG

Joined: 13.08.2014

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25.09.2014, 15:17 0

Hello,

Can I please ask what do you do in these spots when our bet (cbet) is raised? Do we need to fold in all these cases?

We are holding K high flush and we are facing a raise on the turn. We call and we loose a stack for an A high flush.

We are holding AK and there are to more AA on the board. Again a raise on the turn/river, we call/re-raise all in and loose our stack to a Full House.

We are holing AK on a AK67 board. Again we are facing a raise on the turn and then loose a stack to a 666 set.

How much should we continue these strong holdings that we have and how much should we fold to a raise? Does the raise indicates that we are behind 99% of the time?

Thank you,
599ALG

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_Anonymous_

25.09.2014, 18:30 0

Hi 599ALG

In general at the microlimits turn raises are very strong so it would come down to a case by case scenario.

Information about villain is very important. Information about the board texture and positions is equally important.

There is no definitive answer to your questions because you are leaving out A LOT of key information (positions, players, bet sizes, board texture, etc.)

So go back to your DB and try to pull in some examples and then we can look at them.

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