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Marg0z
Joined: 10.04.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($100)
BB ($100)
UTG ($105)
Hero ($197)
CO ($132)
BTN ($138)

Dealt to Hero A♦ Q♦

UTG calls $1, Hero raises to $4.50, CO calls $4.50, fold, fold, fold, UTG calls $3.50

FLOP ($15) 5♠ A♣ J♠

UTG checks, Hero bets $11, CO raises to $23, UTG folds, Hero ????

against 35/16 wts: 34 af:3.0 3-bet : 7% after 700h

Go broke flop ? ;/


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mbml
Joined: 27.11.2008

His hand might be 55/AJ/A5 but since he seems fairly aggressive and he is a fish,

On the other hand, we are slightly deep. I think I would call flop and c/c turn


Marg0z
Joined: 10.04.2008

Have the same idea, but ....

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($100)
BB ($100)
UTG ($105)
Hero ($197)
CO ($132)
BTN ($138)

Dealt to Hero A♦ Q♦

UTG calls $1, Hero raises to $4.50, CO calls $4.50, fold, fold, fold, UTG calls $3.50

FLOP ($15) 5♠ A♣ J♠

UTG checks, Hero bets $11, CO raises to $23, UTG folds, Hero calls $12

TURN ($61) 5♠ A♣ J♠ 8♠

Hero checks, CO bets $104 (AI), Hero folds

CO wins $58


osmium
Joined: 06.10.2007

That is really ugly. I dont give him a flush on that turn shove though. I think he has a hand he likes to protect like a good toppair at least. I think we can fold though cause there really is only AT that we beat.


Strongsl
Joined: 19.01.2007

I dont like to call OOP.

Against players that raise cbet a lot i prefer a reraise on flop.

Vs players that doenst do taht with frequency i prefer just fold. It seems a litle week, but in most o cases we wont feel confident enough to continue in the hand.

I read an article in the Holdem mangaer about this situations. In most of the times we are behind vs these gay bets and we will fold Turn. we cant forget. We are OOP!


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

Yeah this spot sucks because we're almost at the top of our range but we still want to fold.
I think both calling and folding are options at the flop, the opponent represents a very narrow range of strong hands - so it really depends on how much you think he is bluffraising in this spot.

I think i might actually call the flop and lead any non- :spade: turn - you'll get draws to call and if your opponent raises again you can be pretty sure that he has 2pair+ so you can safely fold.

By calling the flop and checkraising any non- :spade: turn you risk that your opponent checks behind all his draws and bets his very strong hands, so you'll get the money in pretty bad.

Btw calling the flop and c/f a :spade:- turn is fine, especially since he overbets, that are very rarely bluffs.