[Closed] ATs FL $0.25/0.50 FR

Flop raise for value against 3opponents and calldown to 3-bet. Call turn because you don't have showdown value on turn and fold river uninmproved.

cap on the flop for value (have you read the article raising for value with a draw already?)

And the same counts for the turn, you have 12 outs (9 spades and three additional queens) so the chance of you winning is : 12/46 whereas you only invest 1/4 in the pot.

I didn't take the chance of a straightflush into account, but given the fact that there were 2 preflop raises, the chance of any of the hands which could still improve to a straightflush still being in play (9-10 of spades being the best) is pretty small.

Yes I read that article Lennert. Sometimes I still have some trouble calculating when I'm playing though.

This is the reason I didn't cap the flop:
If I cap, on the turn people may check to me, and if I bet, maybe not everybody will call.
If I don't cap, I leave the initiative with the small blind, who is first to act. So he will probably bet the turn and the people after him will probably call.

But in reality, I don't think these people will fold. And a cap is probably way better. That would increase the potsize be 5 small bets all toghetter.

12 outs = 2.83:1 = 26.07% equity.
4 people in the pot, so with a raise I'm creating 3:1 pot odds = 25%.

So you're right Lennert! It's close, but the turn is a raise again.

Too bad a didn't hit that river ... nice pot to take ♦

Thanks a lot Martizzo and Lennert, for reviewing all my hands !

Btw, Martizzo, did you play FL$0.25/0.50FR @ IPoker today? I think I saw your name at the table.

Yes I read that article Lennert. Sometimes I still have some trouble calculating when I'm playing though.

This is the reason I didn't cap the flop:
If I cap, on the turn people may check to me, and if I bet, maybe not everybody will call.
If I don't cap, I leave the initiative with the small blind, who is first to act. So he will probably bet the turn and the people after him will probably call.

But in reality, I don't think these people will fold. And a cap is probably way better. That would increase the potsize be 5 small bets all toghetter.

12 outs = 2.83:1 = 26.07% equity.
4 people in the pot, so with a raise I'm creating 3:1 pot odds = 25%.

So you're right Lennert! It's close, but the turn is a raise again.

Too bad I didn't hit that river ... nice pot to take down ♦

Yes i played few quite long sessions .25/.50 @ iPoker, nick: Martizzo77 and whats yours. Didn't seen so crazy tables they were just mad, for last few wks, limping/callingdowm even capping with 56s

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flop cap is a must here as the other guys already mentioned. turn is close imo. of course it´s for value but it´s no a very big gain of equity and it´s a high variance play i suppose. furthermore you have position so you might be able to just call and raise the river if you improve. this would be my line i guess.