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Pre flop: Call

FLop: c-bet 220 to fold out lower pp's and flush draws . Giving up if BB calls, so many A/K's and hearts in his range.

Hate the small c-raise on turn.

I do not like flatting with this hand. It has low playability post.On most flops you will be folding or calling a cbet with an overcard to the board and a lot more danger to come on later street(overcards). So my play will bet to either 4bet/stack off vs a reg who I have loose 3bet/4bet dynamics with or just fold if he's tight.

but what about calling to set mine??

Hi munkey7,

I believe the general rule is: the chips you call should be multiplied by 20 and this should be under the effective stack.

In other words here we call 120x20 = 2400 stack. Effective stack here is 1490 so we are not getting the correct implied odds to set mine. 2400 > 1490.

If he was to raise 60 more - then 60x20 = 1200 < 1490 we should call that and try to set mine.

BR A55

I believe the general rule is: the chips you call should be multiplied by 20

I laso calling for set mine with less than that, till 10. But if you go with less than 20, you must be sure, that villain will go broke with his range. What I mean to say is if opponnent is very tight and he is raising only AA, KK, QQ, with witch he woud probably go broke (unless there is over card) you can go under 20 rule. But maybe is this just another of my leaks.

Hi guys and good note on the set mining. We just don't get good enough odds. IP vs a tight range, I will go down to like 15 rule, not 20 rule. But we don't get here either. Keep in mind that when he has AA/KK/QQ he is not gonna stack off all the time because:

-there is an overcard(say he has QQ/KK) and flop comes Axx
-he can hit a set also
Because we are IP, we can outplay our opponent better and, say, if we have reads he c/c KK/QQ on Axx on 1/2 streets, but never on 3 barrels, then we can easily put him off a hand that strong even when we miss our set.

I suggest folding.