[Closed] Call 20 against multiple raises

Well with my basic understanding i would say that more money in the pot,bigger your odds to call...so i call with small poket pairs a raise +callers/a decent reraise(not an all in or something crazy) very often...
The key is to fold when you don't hit the flop to a raise,even is soooo tempting to push your luck
Somebody please stop me if i'm rambbling......

well this particular situation is a bit tricky:

on one hand you are reraise by $0.11 you have $1.98 so you are not in a call20 situation but there is the COP that could still come in the pot or if not there is dead money si on that basis I would go for it.

on the other hand the CO could reraise and make you fold.

I would call the raise from BB and but fold if CO reraise and i and not in the call20 situation. also if CO reraise and BB call you do not need a call 20 situation but less since you have 2 punters in the pot.

finally note that call20 situation is based on the amount of the raise:
let 's say you call the $0.13 and CO reraise to $0.20, BB calls $0.20 the raise is not $0.20 but $0.07 and you have oponent an easy call.

I hope it is a bit clearer to you

Here's how I play small pocket pairs: I usually call all bets and 3bets as long as they arent bigger than 10 big blinds. If pot isnt raised before me, then I raise. On the flop i bet my ass off if I hit a set, fold immediately if I don't hit a set.

So in this particular case I'd call BB's bet

I play pretty strict to the call 20 rule with one raiser, but as more players hop into the pot (by cold calling) I start loosening up as the chances of getting paid off with a set greatly improve. With that being said, if one player raises and 2 call, and they only have short stacks, I would probably fold unless I had position or the pp was 88+.

The 3bet by the BB is for his remaining stack, and it seems unlikely that one of the other players remaining will 4 bet after cold calling with 2 other people still left for the side pot. If the raise was to say, 0.30, you could find a fold. But in this case, I'd stay in the hand and fold if I don't hit a set. You're getting such good odds to stay in.