[Closed] 4 hands 3/6$ SH

1) definatly fold flop. Its a small pot

2) he is aggressive and completes in from the SB so its rather unlikely for him to have an ace thus i raise the flop and see what happens. Besides its not a WA/WB situation since a lot of overcards can hurt you. So protect you pair!

3) Ok you can make a calldown here. But i would also consider raising the flop to find out where you stand. I thought a bit about raising the turn for free showdown buts thats not a good play in this situaion i guess.

4) Dont raise the turn you have zero fold equity. You have strong draw but most likley you are behind since he called the flop and donked the turn. Something must be wrong with the converter too but i guess its right that you are BB and he is SB so i assume you raised the flop he called and donked the turn. So flat call the turn and then raise the river if you do improve

1) as i said, very aggressssiv.. i thought about raising the turn but with the oesd i didnt like thast anymore.. stil bad idea?

2) same as 1) but there i didnt want to be raised and called down

3) i think you are right... raise and bet turn, maybe free sd.. and fold turn ui after 3 bet flop?

4) why do i have zero fold equity? i think he can even fold an 8.
the converter doesn't show any checks here. he checked the flop and river

1) I mean to defend the blind with J6s is right of course. But the flop missed you completly and what are you drawing to? I guess if the turn comes diamond you can pull off a bluff but the pot is just tiny its just not worth fighting over. I am very sure that folding here will save you a lot of money in the long run

2/3) if you do get 3 bets by your opponent on the flop you can fold the turn unimproved unless you are playing a maniac. The thing is in both hands there are good chances that you are behind but hand 2 needs more protection.

4) he called a flop raise and then bet the turn thats why i think he wont fold. Ok the fold equity is not zero but the chances are too slim to make this bluff profitable. And considering you have good implied odds you can raise the river if you make your hand since you are in position.

1) definitely fold flop, tiny pot and you have nothing but J high
2) very interesting hand. I like the flop call as well as the turn call because against an aggressive player we are ahead like 90% of the time but he oftentimes has something that is significantly worse than our hand, often a bluff or a pocket (drawing to 2 outs) so we are wa/wb here. He simply would have raised preflop any A and any two broadway in the SB. I am thinking about raise/folding the river and if the river were a blank i probabyl would, but with the J on board i think too many hands will fold.
3) close imo, when we raise the flop, any better hand can 3-bet, he almost never will 3-bet with a worse hand, but will often fold pocket pairs that we are way ahead against. I almost want to say this is wa/wb if we take a look at his 3-betting range. The only hands with lots of outs would be AJ and AT, any pocket has two outs, and any hand that beats us is generally wa. Thus i like it, but the river call is very close since most TAGs don't bet here with their weak pockets 4 value nor bluff very often. Thoughts about folding the river?

4) cirith, this is a fish, no way he would fold an 8 here. Oftentimes the donkbets from passive players either mean a pair which he won't fold or their plan is bet/fold turn, c/f river and we can possibly win ui on the river. If he bets again, he generally isn't bluffing. Thus i like just calling the turn.

about 2/3 i really am not totally sure

thank you

3) you could be right if i resume it.. thus i hate to fold such a hand on the flop against an nearly unknown guy

4) ok my fault maybe thats one of my leaks to make moves in the wrong places :/

ok its definitely and not definatly =] man this board really teaches you something hehe