Ok on flop I get very strong draw and after c-bet opponent I decide check-raise here after my opponent 3bet I decide go all in here. In my opinion he can get here JJ-TT, 66, JTs, AdKd, AdQd, KdQd, AdJd, KdJd, QdJd, Ad7d, Ad5d, Ad4d, Ad3d, Ad2d (think the same about him range here?). On this range I have 37,57% equity. Opponent is unkown. My question is what decision play here postflop passive or aggresive?
You should fold preflop this hand against unknown opponent.
My question is what decision play here postflop passive or aggresive?
Mix between both. If you choose the aggressive approach it's good to
have some fold equity as well
In BB after open raise and one call is no good defend blond here with this hand on your opinion? I think vs only one player I can fold here.
Originally posted by aleasy77
In BB after open raise and one call is no good defend blond here with this hand on your opinion? I think vs only one player I can fold here.
Either way you should fold here most of the time. Maybe you could gamble from time to time against loose rec players. But your hand is pretty much dominated and have very low nut potential witch is crucial for multiway pots
In this case should suited aces low not defend too because very seldom catch nut flush draw and on Ace high board dominate by bigger ace. So what we can defend on BB or just fold/3bet when we can't hit good board the most of times?
So sick when opponents call on BB with J7s, Q8o and more nad hands and catch often something.
Low and mid suited aces are good candidates, baby pp, JT,KQ
So sick when opponents call on BB with J7s, Q8o and more nad hands and catch often something.
Forget about them. They are long run loosers. You wont see them at the poker tables next year
It is hard forgive about them when I often lose pots vs these players when catch lucky on board.
I don't think calling 98s in the BB isn't to bad. It has decent playabillity.
Off course in this pasricler scenario you walked against a better flush draw on the flop.
I would most likely play it safe on the flop and just call the Cbet. Especially multi way it's tougher to get villain of the hand. I expect villain would Cbet tighter. Now you get in a situation that you need to play for stacks with only a draw. In the end it makes not much difference, because the outcome would be the same on the turn, but that shoudn't be a factor if you want to improve you're game
Cheers,
SDK1987
