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[77] Overpair / OESD All-in ?

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sc2zerker
Joined: 21.12.2012

$0.01/$0.02 No Limit Holdem
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Stacks:
UTG Garan1307 ($1.82) 91bb
UTG+1 STRIKER01847 ($1.40) 70bb
CO Julia_WZ ($2) 100bb
BTN Hero ($3.36) 168bb
SB novik84 ($2.20) 110bb
BB Piguka ($10.80) 540bb

Pre-Flop: (0.03, 6 players) Hero is BTN 7♠: 7♥:

Garan1307 calls $0.02, STRIKER01847 raises to $0.04, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.04, novik84 calls $0.03, 1 fold, Garan1307 raises to $0.06, STRIKER01847 calls $0.02, Hero calls $0.02, novik84 calls $0.02
Flop: 5♠: 4♣: 6♥: ($0.26, 4 players)

novik84 bets $0.02, Garan1307 raises to $0.28, STRIKER01847 goes all-in $1.34, Hero calls $1.34, novik84 goes all-in $2.14, Garan1307 folds, Hero calls $0.80

Pre-Flop

So i'm on the verge of raising, but these players were playing aggressive so I limp into this pot...

post-flop

MP short stack, prob desprate, Im thinking He most likely doesn't have 88+, he would've raised pre-flop.... Villian most likely on some type of Ax, Kx, or suited connector....

I call the all-in, when raised by the 3rd person I feel no option but to call his all-in aswell. I guess the only mistake I could've done is placed all my chips rather than call the 70BB, that way SB has to call the all-in and lose his fold equity..

thoughts?


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SDK1987
Joined: 12.11.2008

There is a decent amount of sets in the ranges of the villains and the original raiser that’s 3bet shoves the flop can easy have 88+ in his range as well and is this for me an easy fold without closing the action ether.

Cheers,
SDK1987


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RubbyDubby
Joined: 15.02.2018

Call PF is perfectly fine.

I do not like the (first) call on the flop.

You're behind all sets and all overpairs and all two pairs.. dunno what hand you can be ahead of. Only 22 33 44 I guess.
garan raises striker goes all in.. They have some..

You could use flopzilla or some to calculate this one. Maybe its neutral but I don't think so


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LacsapR
Joined: 14.07.2011

...furthermore that one guy limp/min-raises PRE, definately QQ+ there. Don't go broke with your hand on that board and that action


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MrQNo
Joined: 30.09.2006

Preflop, both calls are mandatory.

For simplicity, otf i calculate as if you had only one call after two pushes and as if there were only one pot. Pot is 0,26 + 1,34 + 2,12 = 3,74, you have to call 2,14, Pot Odds are 1:1,75.

Let’s say one opponent has JJ (doesn't matter if JJ or AA), the other has 55. 32, 87 or 73 you can exclude from preflop play, and you block the 7. Your Equity is 32% or 1:2,1. So the first call should be a fold. Get free equilab and try for other hands.


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