$10 NLHE 6-max: OOP with mid PP

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$10 NL HE 6-max: OOP with mid PP

Am I right to say this is one of those flops where our hand is probably best most of the time, but we're gonna have a hard time extracting from worse hands, and we won't get better hands to fold often? If this is true, what should my plan be post-flop?

full tilt poker $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - View hand 678121
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CO: $5.03
BTN: $13.09
SB: $9.93
Hero (BB): $27.62
UTG: $13.14
MP: $4.99

Pre Flop: ($0.15) Hero is BB with 6 :diamond: 6 :club:
2 folds, CO raises to $0.35, BTN calls $0.35, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.25

Flop: ($1.10) T :club: 4 :club: 4 :spade: (3 players)
Hero ???
 
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My plan preflop does not involve set mining against $5 stacks OOP.
 
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fair point, so we should be mucking this? Or 3-betting? Also, does BTN's involvement in hand change our minds?
 
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Depends on stats IMO.

If CO is common stealer and button appears to have taken a passive line, 3-bet pre and c-bet any flop such as this to normally take down the pot.

If CO is a nit, or a maniac who will likely call/raise a c-bet or who you can't put on any sort of range, I'd probably let it go and wait for a better spot.
 
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anymore advice for this one?
 
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It's either fold or squeeze preflop, depending on villains and hero's table image. I assume you were at the table for a decent amount of time judging by your stack size.

Does CO raise a good amount of hands IP, and are the players calling stations or aggressive players pre & postflop? Personally I'm not good enough to play 66 comfortably or profitably OOP against two calling stations in a 3bet pot so I would lean toward a fold. I'm just going to end up lost in the hand once the flop hits unless it contains a 6.

So honestly w/o a better understanding of the table environment it's hard to tell you what to do.
 
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This is actually from Rush Poker, so I don't have any significant reads. I probably should have said that in the OP.
 
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This is actually from Rush Poker, so I don't have any significant reads. I probably should have said that in the OP.

Of course you should have said that!!! I think pre-flop you should of 4bet or called. I think either one is an okay play. I personal like 4betting because both players can fold (both from late pos so have wider range of playing hands) if we do get called we can cbet. I like 4betting more then 3betting is because its against 2 players who has pos on us.

If you called then i would probably cf if the btn bets when checked to him. cc if co bets and btn folds, even a cf is okay.

reason why the hand was hard to play was because of the way it was played pre-flop.

If you 4bet and got called by both players i would def cbet on that flop but in rush it's hard to figure who are the players who are never gonna fold.

I think calling pre seems fair enough looking at it again, but raising is just the small favourite here.
 
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I think 3betting is gonna be -EV cuz he's gonna ship on us with pp's that crush us and we're praying for a flip, and sometimes he'll flip with us, but we're basically never in a dominating spot. Like C9 said, set-mining v 50bb sucks, so I fold.
 
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