$025 NLHE MTT Turbo: I floped the quads, what's next?

As you can see in image i floped one very lucky hand. We remains four players in the game and the last one make a mini-raise.
What would be the next 'perfect' move?
1)Slowplay.
2) Mini-re-raise to not scare any of the four bunnies but to take some value.
3) Play standard man, bet 1/2 or 2/3 of the pot!
4) All-in over them, it is impossible not to pay at least two.
5) Another move, wich one?

Re-raise to 900 at least, villian would pay all streets with flush draw, the week queen probably too( I doubt 200 is sizing of strong queen), sometimes there are pocket pairs like 55 and so on. Re-raise to get value is best way.

Preflop action and/or other history would help, but I would lean towards flat calling in tempo expecting at least one other caller or a raise.

Jim Brown said:

Preflop action and/or other history would help, but I would lean towards flat calling in tempo expecting at least one other caller or a raise.

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Pre-flop was a mini-raise (2,5 BB) from UTG2 called by all including me.

Slow play the flop . Give the flush a chance to get there. Look to raise small on turn for betting lead you are oop and barrel river.
More than likely the preflop raiser will raise this donk bet with anything descent too. If he does you should be able to put anyone of the 3 smaller stacks allin on the river

Just give for your opponent to bluff.Re raise on river hes fold or call

Flat. It is close to impossible for us to get outdrawn and we want more people to come along.

You floped 4 of a kind so i would slow play and let him raise and reraised him on the river

I would slow play that, considering the preflop aggressor, who also could be involved with a raise here. Your position is perfect for a slow play - between both aggressors in the hand. If there are only limps and on the turn you may follow up with the slow play and to unload heavy with 1/2 pot bet on the river or something else depending on the cards on the board..

$025 NLHE MTT Turbo: I floped the quads, what's next?

I would call on the flop expecting the other players' call as well.
They can probably hit an ace on the turn or another Q or a flush draw if there is one. With a call you can also represent weakness and the other two players could re raise in order to protect a possible Q

A bet of 200 is a ridiculous but at the same time useful bet for info, he could have nothing like A high or like the others said a small pair. With a raise you probably lose the Original Raiser on the flop and quite often the other too as well.

In my opinion you have too wait until the turn or the river in order to maximize your hand.

Just call the flop and hope the others also call or even re-raise. No need to scare anyone away, let them hunt the pot that you're almost always going to win. Nearly impossible to be outdrawn. The best thing that could happen is if someone got the flush or even better hands, so let them see more cards and hope for them to hit something.

mst32ro said:

As you can see in image i floped one very lucky hand. We remains four players in the game and the last one make a mini-raise.
What would be the next 'perfect' move?
1)Slowplay.
2) Mini-re-raise to not scare any of the four bunnies but to take some value.
3) Play standard man, bet 1/2 or 2/3 of the pot!
4) All-in over them, it is impossible not to pay at least two.
5) Another move, wich one?

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Call and hope someone else raises.

It would be interesting mst32ro to tell us what happened later in that hand .
I would check the flop for some more villains to catch/hit sth on the board and start betting on the turn , 1/3, 1/4 maybe of the pot , it depends .

Sorry for my delay, this is the hand:

https://www.boomplayer.com/21650421_7398931AA4

yes slowplay the flop and then play more agressive on turn and river, maybe a small re raise on the flop can be effective however i would just called the flop and play aggresively on turn and specially on the river.

Sick cooler for UTG, there is basically no other way they can play it.

I don't like donking the turn, especially not the 2bb gaybet. villains' holdings are almost the only possible way they can continue, and with those cards it's not checking around anyway either.

I would agree that a slow play is best in this situation, hoping that your opponent hits a flush. Even better a nut flush. Hard to fold that hand if you throw in a moderate raise on the river.

You should Slow play the hand. If you bet too much they will fold and then no gain a Wasted Poker. This way you invite them to Bluff and then you re raise and if they pay then just go All in! :deal:

wow I watched the hand and I must say you played it very well. You slowplayed it and got the best of it, well played!

AntonEast said:

wow I watched the hand and I must say you played it very well. You slowplayed it and got the best of it, well played!

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TY, it's not entire my merit, i've got luck that my adversaries have good hands....

Ofcourse slowplay, the other options you do not have!
Ahead of the two streets, take the stack as candy from a baby

Absolute slowplay. The original aggressor is behind you so he will try at least to protect his raise. If you make re-raise he will probably fold and you will miss a player who could put some chips on the pot. My opinion is that your aggression must start on the river and it must depend on the raising action on the turn.

Just saw the hand. One way or another, this would ended in all in with those cards at the other players. I just don't want to be on the place of the guy with the pocket QQ...

mcgregor_415 said:

Just saw the hand. One way or another, this would ended in all in with those cards at the other players. I just don't want to be on the place of the guy with the pocket QQ...

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TY mcgregor.

Slowplay when dry flop and free outers to players. Call his bet and players will be play aggressive, when see this. Next street I play for value.