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Sendrafreak
Joined: 31.05.2011

Villain: Fish 47/9 ca. 100 hands

SB: $11.24 (112.4 bb)
Hero (BB): $10 (100 bb)
UTG+2: $10.25 (102.5 bb)
MP1: $8.05 (80.5 bb)
MP2: $10.26 (102.6 bb)
MP3: $5.48 (54.8 bb)
CO: $11.91 (119.1 bb)
BTN: $16.04 (160.4 bb)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 9♦: K♦:
UTG+2 raises to $0.30, 3 folds, CO calls $0.30, BTN calls $0.30, SB calls $0.25, Hero calls $0.20

Flop: ($1.50) K♠: J♥: 9♣: (5 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $1.55, 2 folds, BTN raises to $3.10, SB folds, Hero raises to $9.70 and is all-in, BTN calls $6.60

I see too many draws here in his range. I think calling is impossible, so fold or shove are the only options imho. I think shoving ist best, but not sure. Opinions?


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GridironAssassin
Joined: 19.12.2014

While I love leading flops MW, this is not a good spot for it. QT/sets can still be in SB range here and we still have BTN yet to act.

As played, fold turn when raised.


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

Not sure why you would more than pot size multi way. I would bet a little bit more than half pot, but check/call multi way is a decent option as well as non pre-flop agressor. As played his min raise is suspicious, but tough to play it differently without any reads on him.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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zetozinho
Joined: 18.06.2017

I think it is poorly played.
You are mw, your range is crushed on that board, putting all the chips in the middle OTF is just bad equity realization.


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generals007
Joined: 17.09.2007

My first instinct was a similar play, but thinking about it I have to agree: his range beats you. He reraised OTF without knowing SB's action. You bet into all of them, so even if he is fishy he won't take your bet as a bluff. He thinks he's ahead, in his fish ways. The only hands you could think he may have that you are ahead of are AKx and J9x, KQx. KJx, KK, JJ, 99, QTx beat you. He won't raise some of those hands like KQx because he thinks he's ahead and he doesn't know what protection is. All assuming he is a fish. I think you're beat here more often than not.

I also think you shouldn't lead the flop with pot size. You don't have reason to protect that hard because you don't even know whether you're ahead. c/c or b/f with a small raise is the way to go. You can't even draw out to a full house because you may still be beat, no matter whether it's a K or 9.

If you insist on taking those odds preflop, which is defensible, I think you should play it like a drawing hand in a multiway pot.


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