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15$ 18man KJs 3way pot

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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Both villains were pretty much unknown. UTG+2 has done several weak limp-call plays. No reads on CO. Turn I doubt I have much fold equity, but if I check and CO shove it will be close spot. Fold is probably bit better then. Actually, if CO chove and UTG+2 call I then have to call, because of pot odds.

Ended up doing kind of sigh shove.

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NL Holdem $50(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,700)
BB ($1,515)
UTG ($1,535)
UTG+1 ($1,200)
UTG+2 ($3,315)
Hero ($1,405)
CO ($1,390)
BTN ($1,440)

Dealt to Hero J♥ K♥

fold, fold, UTG+2 calls $50, Hero raises to $150, CO calls $150, fold, fold, fold, UTG+2 calls $100

FLOP ($525) 8♥ T♦ A♥

UTG+2 checks, Hero bets $300, CO calls $300, UTG+2 calls $300

TURN ($1,425) 8♥ T♦ A♥ 2♠

UTG+2 checks, Hero?


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

It's close, but I shove. Sometimes we would even have a K or J as an out. UTG+ 2 could have a variety of draws and Tx hands. CO's range is a bit stronger, but it's also possible he has Tx/draw and even if he has Ax, it's prolly 1 pair Ax, could be a weakish one that he folds on a turn shove, although I wouldn't count on that much. I will usually put one of them on a weak Ax and the other on a draw/weak pair.

What's more is that if we get them 2 to call on our shove, then we get great odds to outdrawn me + we have FE. I like a turn shove here a lot. C/F seems weak to me tbh.

To sum it up, by shoving on the turn, we can never go too wrong as we are very short and odds are good. We also have the unknown factor of FE + the other reasons that I mentioned above.


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