1$ | T | 6 Max| postflop | ATs

Hi.

First of all I wanna ask u something. Why are u calling because of odds if u know that u are beaten. What kind of hand u give him? Do u think that if A came on flop is good for u? But there are only 3 A left. T for set? 2 more outs. But opponent can have full house then with T9. For good call u need at least 8 outs. Do u have them?? If u know that u are beaten, I don't think that u have those 8 outs.

Anyway. I don't think that u are beaten. I will give him somethink like JT, QT or KT (24 combos). He can definitely limp PF, check flop and min bet/raise turn with those hands. Sometimes u will saw T9, J8, 44 or 77 (16 combos).

Against that u have 55% equity. And I forget to mention that sometimes u will see hands like A4 or A7 with that kind of play especially on micro stakes. I would just go all-in with that hand on turn. If u have read that he have 2 pairs or better when he min bet and click back, then fold on turn.

GL at tables!

Pre-flop is a standard raise to isolate the limpers. Only problem is the position disadvantage. The flop check against 2 players is fine as well. Newer bluff in to 2 players that are most likely fishy as well. The turn I would just bet for value and fold to a raise. No need to slow play top pair on a coordinated board like this.

Cheers,
SDK1987
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what kind of range do you give him if he raises oir turn bet?

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maniac

do you dont bluff into 2 on mtt an sng? Sounds legit to me.

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maniac

Originally posted by maniac
what kind of range do you give him if he raises oir turn bet?

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maniac

Tough to said, but he can easy have sets, 2 pairs and if he's fishy enough some weaker top pair combo's.

Originally posted by maniac
do you dont bluff into 2 on mtt an sng? Sounds legit to me.

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maniac

In any poker game I wouldn't bluff in to 2 or more players post-flop.

ok. But I can bluff in 3 way pots if I am in the sandwich or last to act. Of course this needs the right settings. Opponents, board, hand, stack...

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maniac

On dry boards it's easier to bluff on and indeed whan you are last to act, but I don't do it often. Especially against fishy players is bluffing a bad strategy.

only if they are to loose. This is most of the time the case and correct but at party people tend to be more tight passive than loose passive. But my sample is not valid yet.

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maniac