7CardKillR
Rock Star
Silver Level
are you c betting this spot and if so what size? Why?
https://gyazo.com/6bb6439634775b2f36060589fd927781
x/f, x/c, x/r ? why?
https://gyazo.com/6bb6439634775b2f36060589fd927781
x/f, x/c, x/r ? why?
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7CardKillR
Rock Star
Silver Level
F
fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
If I read it correctly, then the preflop action was BTN limping, no player in small blind (happen when someone just busted), Hero raise to 4BB from big blind, limper call in position. I would just have taken a free flop here. I dont think, there is any fold equity, and I also dont think, raising T8s is for value even against a wide limping range.
As played its a bit of the same story on the flop. You flopped a gutshot, but as far as draws go, they pretty much dont get any worse than this. 3 of your improvement cards could potentially give your opponent a better straight or a full house, and the last one could also give him a flush. Or you could even be dead to a full house already.
You are also out of position and against someone, who is probably a recreational player, since he limped BTN with a deep stack. So your hand is pretty much garbage, and in general this is not the kind of player, you want to try and bluff of hands, and especially not when he have position on you.
Conclusion: Check-fold the flop and move on.
As played its a bit of the same story on the flop. You flopped a gutshot, but as far as draws go, they pretty much dont get any worse than this. 3 of your improvement cards could potentially give your opponent a better straight or a full house, and the last one could also give him a flush. Or you could even be dead to a full house already.
You are also out of position and against someone, who is probably a recreational player, since he limped BTN with a deep stack. So your hand is pretty much garbage, and in general this is not the kind of player, you want to try and bluff of hands, and especially not when he have position on you.
Conclusion: Check-fold the flop and move on.
Collin Moshman
Poker Expert
Silver Level
Fundiver is definitely correct here: Just complete pre-flop (or check if you're in the big blind with a dead small blind). The reason is because you're out of position with a reasonably deep stack so you want to be on a tighter raising range.
As played, I would usually c-bet the flop with a gutshot and ten-high.
As played, I would usually c-bet the flop with a gutshot and ten-high.
7CardKillR
Rock Star
Silver Level
https://gyazo.com/2dd000eeb566a04182f6852d170bc296
even against a button raise this is a 3 bet all day long.
So no one goes for the flop check raise semi bluff with this holding?
