$1.50 / 9m / A5o

8 way pot...

Very easy fold preflop. If it was suited you could limp with more potential. On flop you have another easy fold because you could be drawing practically dead. A is not really changing relative strength of the hand much at all. 5 complete some straights but you can also be versus A7, 77 or 44 already.

I suppose turn is reasonable call as 3 is often out. Assuming 4 outs we get direct pot odds to draw. 3♦: is not out always though. Though risk in this is that 65 is most likely draw from flop. SB would be most reasonable player to have that.

River is easy fold imo. Very hard to see crappy trips to be good but then again who knows of we are somehow good 1/10 times...

PS: One have to wonder what SB had in this hand. Min x-r 8way flop and folding turn

Pre-flop a fold would be better. Now you get in a really awkward spot when you are most likely dominated post-flop.

SB line is indeed really weird. Makes no sense to check/min raise and fold on a really small bet on turn.

It's nice that you get sick odds to call on every street, but otherwise I wouldn't continue. Hopefully you won in the end. In a $1,50 STT you can expect anything.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Originally posted by ggeshov
What is your opinion on how to play such hands, where you are almost 100% certain that you don't have the best hand but on all streets you are getting such good pot odds including good implied odds if you hit 2pairs/straight?

In addition to pot odds, it is important to look at drawing odds, and there aren't many.
If someone has a better A you're in a "reverse implied odds" situation, where if you hit one of the poisoned outs the opponent improves more than you.

So many reasons to fold pre.