SH AKo, TP 3-Way

You can save the last bet. It is a "protected pot" (because BB is AI and simply cannot be bluffed out). You get only 6:1 and I'd guess you need 100:1 or more to call (to catch simultaneous misclicks from the two).

I would have raised the flop. As played I think it is fine. I didn't understand YohaN's post x)

Raising this dry flop is not ok.

Villain is a fish, probably huge calling station. I think we can raise for value.

In normal conditions I think raising this flop is not necessary.

We are MW. Board is..safe...

Yea I know that the board is safe. That is why we do not have to raise by standard. Here villain is 100/4, probably likes to call. He will call a small raise here and it is purely for value vs that kind of player. Probably we will get him to call another street too. Or do you think we isolate ourselves against 44,55,23 or why don't you like money? "Board is safe" is not good enough reason for me not to raise vs this player.

I do not like raising with another payer yet to play. That is all.

I would also raise flop We can always get away with more aggression. As played, we are committed in the end, right?

Originally posted by la55i
I would have raised the flop. As played I think it is fine. I didn't understand YohaN's post x)

Originally posted by Hesticus
I would also raise flop We can always get away with more aggression. As played, we are committed in the end, right?

Do you really think SB trying a check-raise bluff when a player is all-in already? Wow. First, he must think he beats the BB (who is all in) with his bluff. Then he must also think that you have total air. I rarely say this: THEY ALWAYS HAVE IT HERE!

(I'm surprised that nobody sees these comments. A Nitrol with all systems functioning would say the initial call on the river is bad because there is 4 to a straight on board.)