If you were me, would you go all in to call at this hand? Why?

I would go all-in you're flush nuts, but hoping against QJ, Q2, Q6

I would fold on the river,their many cards that beats our flush nuts;22,66,JJ&JQ but the flop I could have played it more aggresively.The turn i could gone all in depending on the villan play history especialy since im Inn Position.

i dont know why the hell did you call most of your stack at the reraise at the turn.
After that you kinda HAVE TO call the river, even if you're no good at all.

You should really explain the hand play by play. It is hard to tell you what to do without knowing how the hand played out. Coming in without any background information on how the hand was played up until this point and knowing nothing about the player I probably call most of the time online.

hi
you should tell me the stage of the tournament or sng
most times i call there.he could have any q or a flush

No reads...yes.

I'm going to base my decision on the fact that I have no reads on this player. When you bet and he raises, I think you have to go all in. There's just too much money in the pot to fold and calling means you will be committed to the pot anyway. When he raises the Qh, he could have AQ or KQ with the Kh as well as 66 or QJ and smaller flushes. When you call and the 2d comes on the river and he goes all in, you have to call. It's very unlikely he has 22, Q2 or Q6. I think you should of gone all in on the turn. Hope this helps.

i would fold its most likely he has you beat.

Plus you played that terribly,in my opinion.

The situation is of course tempting you senior flash but Yes we must not forget about a possible full house. Might just be Seth was can flash a lesser category. Summary what? Who won the giveaway?

if he raise small on forth then shov and let him do the thinking

stevenright said:

i dont know why the hell did you call most of your stack at the reraise at the turn.
After that you kinda HAVE TO call the river, even if you're no good at all.

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Really, this is a good point.

I'm not crazy about ace rag suited and here is a good example. You're in a early/mid position with a crap kicker. Sure, looks like the guys got a set at least, but a full house will take you out. And you are priced in.

So, what was the end result?

I would say the way the action went, once you call all the way to the turn on the river I think youhave to call, some people say you played it bad and in parts on the turn if you get more aggressive you can see where you are at.. now the river comes and unless he played 22 which I doubt I think you have to call.... what happened at the end with the result???

Tbh I probably fold on the turn. Too many hands have us beat at this point and given you haven't invested a ton, it doesn't really hurt much to fold here and wait for a better time to invest.

Michael Paler said:

Really, this is a good point.

I'm not crazy about ace rag suited and here is a good example. You're in a early/mid position with a crap kicker. Sure, looks like the guys got a set at least, but a full house will take you out. And you are priced in.

So, what was the end result?

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He has K,2 hearts
"flush vs. flush"
"nut flush vs. 2nd nut flush" LOL

Call ... with little info and assuming <=average opponent then your beating his trips, flushes and bluffs and losing to FH.

However, I'd be looking for a reason to fold if against =>average player (QQ, JJ, QJ is likely for them to continue with this hand)

what was the villains raise pre if he did?

ghOst said:

what was the villains raise pre if he did?

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No raises preflop Sir

According to pot odds, you only have to win the pot 26% of the time for it to be a profitable call. If you call, you're putting 1320 to get 3760. 1320+3760=5080. 1320 (your stack)/5080 (the pot if you call)=a pinch below 0.26=a pinch below 26%. I believe that you are beating over 26% of your opponents range, so I believe that you should call allin.

I would prob. call but what game is this? the resolution of the pictures is too slow to see.

I wonder what the flopplay was and pre



ow limp pre and both check flop????

dont know the history but , it dangerous better to wait for a better hand

FOLD lol

When you post hands like this, you will receive better information if you post all the action in the hand up to the point of your question.

I agree the statement that by calling the turn, you have to call the river. You are priced into the hand unless the board paired paired a 2nd time. It is safe to assume that the player at the very least has trips. If he does have the full house you aren't getting away from it at that price when the river bricks a deuce.

Not much info,btw i would fold the turn.

As for me its call on river.