how much did you get in preflop, and how much did you have behind? how many people are left in the hand? knowing your effective stack size should help in those situations, and some reads on the opponents wouldn't hurt. generally, on a rag flop if your shove will not be something like 5 times the pot, perhaps it would be the right move...Lets say you were unable to get it all in preflop but you wanted to. Flop you are utg. Right to shove regardless of board? If not, what if it is all rags( 3,6,8) and you have AA.
how much did you get in preflop, and how much did you have behind? how many people are left in the hand? knowing your effective stack size should help in those situations, and some reads on the opponents wouldn't hurt. generally, on a rag flop if your shove will not be something like 5 times the pot, perhaps it would be the right move...
you don't agree perhaps because you missed the "not" in bold? basically, i said an overbet will not be correct, too.
however, there are many things that could call a decent all-in bet on a 863 flop, especially in microstakes poker. A8 would, 75 would, etc. heck, i know some people would even call with a hand like K6....
Well I'm just looking for the in general or math I guess. But as always, it seems to be dependant on the villian.
But what about opponents holding JJ-KK. Isn't that a good chance they'll call you down.
Well I'm just looking for the in general or math I guess. But as always, it seems to be dependant on the villian.
But what about opponents holding JJ-KK. Isn't that a good chance they'll call you down.
If they reraise you on this flop, you have to think they have a set.gkh Lets say you were unable to get it all in preflop but you wanted to. Flop you are utg. Right to shove regardless of board? If not, what if it is all rags( 3,6,8) and you have AA.