[Closed] NL100, JJ, 3 way, different stacksizes

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_Anonymous_

11.02.2008, 18:44 0

How to play this postflop? They are two donkeys.

PokerStars : Hold'em No Limit ($0.50/$1.00)

CO ($125.15 in chips)
HERO (BU) ($254.40 in chips)
SB ($19 in chips)
BB ($100 in chips)
UTG ($67.65 in chips)
MP ($19 in chips)

HOLE CARDS
Dealt to HERO [J:c J:s]
UTG: raises $2 to $3
MP3: calls $3
CO: folds
HERO: raises $9 to $12
SB: folds
BB: folds
UTG: calls $9
MP: calls $9
FLOP [Q:d K:c 3:c]
UTG: checks
MP: bets $1, this made roll over the floor laughing, so hilarious...
HERO: ?
UTG: raises $4 to $5

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Thorsten77

Joined: 28.05.2006

Posts: 11,209

11.02.2008, 19:19 0

Either fold (even if it looks weak) or reraise to represent AK or sth like this. The latter is an option if they are weak donkeys that know to click the fold button. That's not always the case...

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_Anonymous_

11.02.2008, 20:01 0

I'd call. Usually at least one of them 3-bet callers is bound to have hit a queen or king and given they're fishy play, they letting it go easily.
I don't care if it looks weak and implied will be low with suck fishy play and you might see a raise behind you... you got 2 outs to a set, 2 non-discounted outs to backdoor flush and 1 out to backdoor straight (T9,AT)
Good enough for that donkament and also good enough for the donk raise that appeared to follow.

Thorsten77

Joined: 28.05.2006

Posts: 11,209

14.02.2008, 12:47 0

My problem is that you typically don't have much implieds and my backdoor in not worth much as you get bet out of the pot on the turn if anybody has something.

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