$50 NLHE Full Ring: 50nl i turn two pair and get raised (150 deep)

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$50 NL HE Full Ring:i turn two pair and get raised (150 deep)



SB: $96.70 (193.4 bb)

Hero (BB): $76.40 (152.8 bb)
UTG: $89 (178 bb)
MP: $69.80 (139.6 bb)
CO: $59.15 (118.3 bb)
BTN: $30.85 (61.7 bb)

Pre-Flop: Hero is BB with K
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7
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4 folds, SB completes, Hero checks

Flop: ($1) 6
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T
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K
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(2 players)
SB bets $0.50, Hero calls $0.50

Turn: ($2) 7
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SB bets $3.50, Hero raises to $9.50, SB raises to $30.50, hero ???

villain is a 23/9/2

i didnt raise on the flop cuz i dont see how im getting called by worse and i dont wanan bloat the pot.

i wasnt sure if i should raise the turn mostly because i didnt know how i would react if he re-raised but i did anyway.

now im not seeing how i can do anything but fold right?
 
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At 100 deep, I'm all-in, bvb against a fish who could have lots of stuff we're ahead of - worse two pair, Kx, Tx. I don't think fish lead that flop with a straight draw, nor 3bet the turn with most fd's (unless it's a Kx/Tx/QJ fd). KT and a set (awfully small flop bet for a flopped set, and I don't see him leading the flop with 77) are the hands I'm most worried about, but I'm expecting to see Kx pretty frequently here.

I kinda suck at 150+ deep, but I'm still finding it difficult to fold. Lower variance, though, and it's not like you're committed to this pot, so looking forward to other responses.
 
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i'm a lil drunk but i want to mention that limped pots are a bad place to get all in, even if you have a two pair such as yours. i think i dump this because i'm not sure how much we beat. all-in is also okay sometimes, but overall i think a fold here is fine
 
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like other said, it`s a bad spot for an all`in, however you should make your decision based on your read.You can only beat here lower 2pair & a K with a flush draw.If you think the villain makes plays like this with those hands you should shove.It`s not a bad shove nor a bad fold, a call is terrible.
 
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should i be the first one to ask why you did not raise pre-flop? :) that would probably have saved you 90% of the trouble...

as it is, i would probably fold here. still not happy about it though. i think there is a lot of the villain's range that we are ahead of... in fact, what hands could he have to limp from the SB and then be aggressive like that? 89 is the only one that fits well (afraid of the spade draw), 66 should probably just raise preflop, and i would also raise with KT... everything else i can realistically think of, we beat.
 
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should i be the first one to ask why you did not raise pre-flop? :) that would probably have saved you 90% of the trouble...

as it is, i would probably fold here. still not happy about it though. i think there is a lot of the villain's range that we are ahead of... in fact, what hands could he have to limp from the SB and then be aggressive like that? 89 is the only one that fits well (afraid of the spade draw), 66 should probably just raise preflop, and i would also raise with KT... everything else i can realistically think of, we beat.

i raise pf sometimes but didnt this time.

i really hate limped pots because i have way little info on villians range and so i hate going broke.

pretty much no one has a problem with folding (and vanq said shoving every now and then isnt awful)

any thoughts on just calling or is that completely outta the question?
 
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if you just call, you have committed 40% of your stack already, creating a >$60 pot and leaving yourself $45 behind. what bet on the river would you fold to?

i would also be all for shoving here if you had a smaller stack, say up to $55 or so...
 
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if you just call, you have committed 40% of your stack already, creating a >$60 pot and leaving yourself $45 behind. what bet on the river would you fold to?

i would also be all for shoving here if you had a smaller stack, say up to $55 or so...

at the first thing i dont like calling but just thought id hear opinions from others

and yeah i think if i was normal stacked id be in on the turn although still not happy about it
 
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vanquish theorems #9 & 10:

-people's stacking off ranges are much narrower in limped pots
-people's stacking off with made hand ranges are much narrower in multiway pots

no matter what your HUD/reads/dynamics are saying, these most always apply
 
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