$37 NLHE MTT Deep Stacked: $ Deep Stacked: Flopped set in a wet board

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Hero has 22 in small blind

Table is 7 handed, blinds are 200/400 $37 tournament freeze out live

MP limps, CO raises to 1200, button flats 1200. I flat and BB flat.

Flop is A23s

I thought about leading but it's a fishy table, I don't want to inflate the pot being out of position.

I check, Bb checks,mp checks,co checks and button bets 2500

I call,mp call and co calls.

Turn is 4d

I check, Mp checks, co checks, button bets 6000.
I call, Mp folds and co calls.

River is 10d

I check, co checks and button goes all in for 28,000

I tank for two minutes, why would he jam if he had flopped flush, would he play 56 or 45 preflop raise.

I fold and co folds
 
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I don't think he had 45 or 56. There aren't many fish who are playing such tournaments. My opinion is that he had a flush or A5, the way he made the flop bet seems that he would like to clear the table of a possible draws.
Do you have observation on him if he is aggressor? A5 is the most possible cards IMO. The fold was correct. To much risk with flush/str8. There is a small chance that he had A with something else.
 
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I don't think he had 45 or 56. There aren't many fish who are playing such tournaments. My opinion is that he had a flush or A5, the way he made the flop bet seems that he would like to clear the table of a possible draws.
Do you have observation on him if he is aggressor? A5 is the most possible cards IMO. The fold was correct. To much risk with flush/str8. There is a small chance that he had A with something else.

The co had ks so that means he didn't have the second nut flush or flopped flush. He would like to get value of my hand so why would he push all in if he wanted value. Pushing all in with pot size bets it's like saying I have hit the board with a flush draw but I can't beat an ace. He doesn't want to check back because he know he's loosing the pot.
 
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I would check-raise flop and look to get it in. Lots of strong aces that wanna get it in on this flop as well, maybe AxKs. So many bad turn cards, especially multi-way. If you happen to be up against a flush you've still got decent equity.

Would fold river as played. Lots of better hands in your range at this point to call with, including flushes.
 
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needless to say it was a good fold, too many ppl involved and the only thing you could hope for is a full house or better on the river, anything else was worth of folding, no question about it
 
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I would check-raise flop and look to get it in. Lots of strong aces that wanna get it in on this flop as well, maybe AxKs. So many bad turn cards, especially multi-way. If you happen to be up against a flush you've still got decent equity.

Would fold river as played. Lots of better hands in your range at this point to call with, including flushes.

Agreed, the main point of checking as the small blind is to induce a bet so you can check raise while protecting your calling and checking range. You are ahead at this point. By playing check call you are semi trapping. However taking a check call check call check fold line, after flopping a set leads to huge exploitation and leads me into asking,

When do you lead out from the small blind?

When do you check raise?
 
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You did the right thing. Too much action and too many players involved not to be beaten by a straigth of a flush.
 
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Agreed, the main point of checking as the small blind is to induce a bet so you can check raise while protecting your calling and checking range. You are ahead at this point. By playing check call you are semi trapping. However taking a check call check call check fold line, after flopping a set leads to huge exploitation and leads me into asking,

When do you lead out from the small blind?

When do you check raise?

I think leading out is semi wet board but not super wet like my board. Or leading out to an angressive opponent.

Check raise on a tight opponent or dry board.

The reason for me to check call is if I check raise, most of the hands who call me or 4 bet me will have decent equity than me. Or even beating me.

If I book it in the river, I was going to lead with shoving all in.
 
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Hero has 22 in small blind

Flop is A23s


Does that mean As2s3s? /A23 suited

I would advocate leading out big or check raising from the small blind with your set. You do have a 20% chance to make a boat. If you get called, I'd plan to check the rest of the way down and check fold to a river bet (unless the board doesn't bring another heart or a 4/5 to complete an easy gutshot.

As played check calling the flop is ok (raising here could take initiative away from mp/ fold out everyone else) but I don't see merit in calling a turn bet.
 
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He prob had the flush but you should've checkraised this flop gave k high flush draw way too good of a price
 
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