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Flash92
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Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 05:04:15 PM »
http://www.boomplayer.com/en/poker-hands/Boom/7235822_295ACE9039
OR - 29/14 (only 14 hands)
Caller - 33/0 (only 14 hands)
What is best play? Is the flat pre okay? are you raising this flop? can we continue on turn?
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Sulphur man
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 05:22:07 PM »
Fold pre for me. With the players behind still to act and the EP raise. His hand is weighted towards being more nutty with the line he takes.
Don't like the flat pre that much. Call on the flop is not so bad as you cap the action and you are getting nice pot odd's at this point. Folding the turn to that bet as we are almost certainly behind.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:04:59 PM »
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 05:22:07 PM
Fold pre for me. With the players behind still to act and the EP raise. His hand is weighted towards being more nutty with the line he takes.
Don't like the flat pre that much. Call on the flop is not so bad as you cap the action and you are getting nice pot odd's at this point. Folding the turn to that bet as we are almost certainly behind.
But we are almost certainly behind on the flop too, so that can't be the only reason? We must have at least 12 outs twice on that flop, even vs 2 villians, and we have 15 often. We can't hope for a better flop. Am definitely raising that flop sometimes, especially with the caller. Probably raising more often than calling. If you don't raise this draw, which draws are you raising? Struggling to fold turn too, it is just so pretty. It is $9, surely we get a fair few calls when we hit anyway. If we call, there is always a chance he has 2 clubs and we hit gin too.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:13:12 PM »
raising flop every single time, we are ahead of over pairs.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:15:21 PM »
Yeah what doobs said. Definitely raising the flop and if they call I think I am continuing on turn too.
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Flash92
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:31:53 PM »
Thank you for all replies guys,
I think that I decided to flat flop and see if he continued his aggression on the turn. But ye, I think that with the caller on the flop raise/gii would be a better play.
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Sulphur man
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:32:33 PM »
High variance play raising the flop. Semi bluff not something that sit's so well with me
can see the logic it's just a play I would not so comfortable with.
If he has AA we are slightly behind (know we have a blocker) and if he were to have pocket 10's we are also a decent dog. So it's not as simple as we are ahead with the draw imo.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:42:39 PM »
Quote from: Doobs on February 01, 2014, 06:04:59 PM
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 05:22:07 PM
Fold pre for me. With the players behind still to act and the EP raise. His hand is weighted towards being more nutty with the line he takes.
Don't like the flat pre that much. Call on the flop is not so bad as you cap the action and you are getting nice pot odd's at this point. Folding the turn to that bet as we are almost certainly behind.
But we are almost certainly behind on the flop too, so that can't be the only reason? We must have at least 12 outs twice on that flop, even vs 2 villians, and we have 15 often. We can't hope for a better flop. Am definitely raising that flop sometimes, especially with the caller. Probably raising more often than calling. If you don't raise this draw, which draws are you raising? Struggling to fold turn too, it is just so pretty. It is $9, surely we get a fair few calls when we hit anyway. If we call, there is always a chance he has 2 clubs and we hit gin too.
Turn card drops our equity further also. Prefer the call on the flop as we are playing the pot in position, one of the saving graces here. Oop think I would be more inclined to take the approach of raising that flop sometimes as you eluded to. Gutshot only gives us 3 extra outs at best so I'm not overly excited.
At low stakes we can get our money in better shape. V's you doobs I'd quite possibly take the high variance route. That's another matter though.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:46:42 PM »
Quote from: Oxford_HRV on February 01, 2014, 06:13:12 PM
raising flop every single time, we are ahead of over pairs.
Run some equity calculations and get back to me
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 06:58:45 PM »
with the shorty inbetween it makes raise sizing simply a click back. original raiser will hopefully 3b all made hands E.G overpairs, sets, TPTK. and we can then raise/gii.
there is just 12 combos that have us beat equity wise, maybe 9, presuming they don't open 33's plus there will be a tons of fold equity and tons of time we are getting it in ahead.
if im calling with A2s its so i can get all my chips in on flops like this.
Board: Th5c3c
Equity Win Tie
MP2 28.20% 27.64% 0.56% { 55+, A9s+, KJs+, QJs, JTs, T9s, ATo+, KQo }
MP3 22.82% 21.66% 1.16% { 33+, A2s+, KTs+, QTs+, JTs, T7s+, 98s, A2o+, K9o+, QTo+, JTo, T7o+ }
CO 48.98% 47.88% 1.10% { Ac2c }
we are 55/45 v over pairs
we are 53/47 v over pairs with a club
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 01, 2014, 07:40:34 PM »
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 06:42:39 PM
Quote from: Doobs on February 01, 2014, 06:04:59 PM
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 05:22:07 PM
Fold pre for me. With the players behind still to act and the EP raise. His hand is weighted towards being more nutty with the line he takes.
Don't like the flat pre that much. Call on the flop is not so bad as you cap the action and you are getting nice pot odd's at this point. Folding the turn to that bet as we are almost certainly behind.
But we are almost certainly behind on the flop too, so that can't be the only reason? We must have at least 12 outs twice on that flop, even vs 2 villians, and we have 15 often. We can't hope for a better flop. Am definitely raising that flop sometimes, especially with the caller. Probably raising more often than calling. If you don't raise this draw, which draws are you raising? Struggling to fold turn too, it is just so pretty. It is $9, surely we get a fair few calls when we hit anyway. If we call, there is always a chance he has 2 clubs and we hit gin too.
Turn card drops our equity further also. Prefer the call on the flop as we are playing the pot in position, one of the saving graces here. Oop think I would be more inclined to take the approach of raising that flop sometimes as you eluded to. Gutshot only gives us 3 extra outs at best so I'm not overly excited.
At low stakes we can get our money in better shape. V's you doobs I'd quite possibly take the high variance route. That's another matter though.
Given what is already in the pot when it gets to us, I think we must always have the odds to shove vs any hand, so shoving is always fine. I don't do this as it makes it look like we have precisely our hand. But we 3 bet this plus our sets etc, so they can't read what we have. This way we get lots of hands we are racing with to fold. We can also get a lot of hands that we are crushing to call, such as KQs, QJs etc. Pretty much nobody at those stakes is getting away from those on that flop.
Just think it is as good as it gets for us, and we don't really find a lot of better spots in the average tournament. Sonetimes we'll be slightly behind, but the chips in the pot already still make it +cEV. Alternatively we can call flop, fold turn and lose chips. Doesn't seem so good to me.
Always another tournament if we go out here, and at least everyone at the table knows we don't just raise sets next time we meet.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 02, 2014, 01:11:50 AM »
Quote from: Doobs on February 01, 2014, 07:40:34 PM
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 06:42:39 PM
Quote from: Doobs on February 01, 2014, 06:04:59 PM
Quote from: Sulphur man on February 01, 2014, 05:22:07 PM
Fold pre for me. With the players behind still to act and the EP raise. His hand is weighted towards being more nutty with the line he takes.
Don't like the flat pre that much. Call on the flop is not so bad as you cap the action and you are getting nice pot odd's at this point. Folding the turn to that bet as we are almost certainly behind.
But we are almost certainly behind on the flop too, so that can't be the only reason? We must have at least 12 outs twice on that flop, even vs 2 villians, and we have 15 often. We can't hope for a better flop. Am definitely raising that flop sometimes, especially with the caller. Probably raising more often than calling. If you don't raise this draw, which draws are you raising? Struggling to fold turn too, it is just so pretty. It is $9, surely we get a fair few calls when we hit anyway. If we call, there is always a chance he has 2 clubs and we hit gin too.
Turn card drops our equity further also. Prefer the call on the flop as we are playing the pot in position, one of the saving graces here. Oop think I would be more inclined to take the approach of raising that flop sometimes as you eluded to. Gutshot only gives us 3 extra outs at best so I'm not overly excited.
At low stakes we can get our money in better shape. V's you doobs I'd quite possibly take the high variance route. That's another matter though.
Given what is already in the pot when it gets to us, I think we must always have the odds to shove vs any hand, so shoving is always fine. I don't do this as it makes it look like we have precisely our hand. But we 3 bet this plus our sets etc, so they can't read what we have. This way we get lots of hands we are racing with to fold. We can also get a lot of hands that we are crushing to call, such as KQs, QJs etc. Pretty much nobody at those stakes is getting away from those on that flop.
Just think it is as good as it gets for us, and we don't really find a lot of better spots in the average tournament. Sonetimes we'll be slightly behind, but the chips in the pot already still make it +cEV. Alternatively we can call flop, fold turn and lose chips. Doesn't seem so good to me.
Always another tournament if we go out here, and at least everyone at the table knows we don't just raise sets next time we meet.
Agree with all this, also atm we have ace high so its not to bad if out raise takes it down here right? (i know this is not likely when the guys going sick on us)
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 02, 2014, 01:51:15 AM »
Definitely raise flop dude, you'll get it through a lot on this texture which misses people a decent % of the time.
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Sulphur man
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 02, 2014, 01:26:13 PM »
Still don't like jamming 60/70 odd bigs on that flop sorry.
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Re: Gutshot Straight flush draw
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February 02, 2014, 01:46:21 PM »
We should expect more fold equity because we are committing vs player two thus should have sets, combo draws and occasionally tptk kinda hands
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Quote from: TightEnd on December 16, 2013, 12:59:59 AM
Worst playcalling I have ever seen. Bunch of fucking jokers . Run the bloody ball. 18 rushes all game? You have to be kidding me. Fuck off lol
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