Originally posted by maya1984
so lets assume you b/c flop, turn is a blank (9d) and he fires a near psb. do u c/c hoping he has a flush or str8 and trying to find your bout/quads outs? btw we might be 1-outing vs a bigger set.
Nope, the plan was to call for odds and outs. We need ~3:1 odds but we only get 2:1 => c/f.
We don't get the odds to call very often on the turn, but still call > 3bet on the flop.
Vs a range of sets and flushes we have 25% so there's no point shoving.
Even if we add some FDs that doesn't really get better: A :heart:K-A :heart:Jx are really all FDs he can possibly have.
Board: 5h 4h 3h Jd
Dead:
equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 38.871% 38.87% 00.00% 1488 0.00 { 33 }
Hand 1: 61.129% 61.13% 00.00% 2340 0.00 { 55-44, AKs, AhQh, AhJh, AhTh, KhQh, KhJh, QhJh, JhTh, Th9h, 9h8h, 8h7h, 7h6h, AhKc, AhKd, AhKs, AhQc, AhQd, AhQs, AhJc, AhJd, AhJs }
We do ok vs this range, but he might be raise/folding with FDs because he only has 29% equity vs a flush and he doesn't expect us to bluff!
And even if he's not folding: in the superbestcase-scenario where he has all possible FDs (this means he'd never 3bet AJ+ preflop!) we're still getting 88BB into 200 with 40% equity whereas we need 44%, so bet/3bet flop is definitely -EV, always.
If you don't want to call OOP there is also a fold button. As you saw we will never be in a spot where we have great +EV, but imo since the call on the flop is only slightly -EV in a vacuum and we have some implied odds in some cases and easy check-folds the rest of the time (unless we get the odds to call on the turn but in this case we never make a mistake - we have the odds!) I prefer calling.