$Freeroll NLHE STT: Calling All-in with a Straight/Flush Draw

[kidnik]

$Freeroll NL HE STT: Calling All-in with a Straight/Flush Draw

Hold'em Tournament - t25/t50 Blinds - 5 players
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CO: t3820 M = 50.93
BTN: t1855 M = 24.73
SB: t4395 M = 58.60
Hero (BB): t2680 M = 35.73
UTG: t750 M = 10

Pre Flop: (t75) Hero is BB with 9d Td
UTG raises to t100, CO calls t100, 2 folds, Hero calls t50

Flop: (t325) 5d 8c 7d (3 players)
Hero bets t100, UTG raises to t650 all in, CO folds, Hero....


I'm assuming I should have folded preflop, failing that folded to the all in.

 

[Jillychemung]

failing that folded to the all in.

Wins Ties equity
59.48% 0.09% 59.57% ( 9dTd )
40.34% 0.09% 40.43% ( AQ+,99+ )

Um no to the fold.

Bigger question is why the donk-bet on the flop?? Did you really expect opponent to fold there?

 

[trewtrew]

never folding pre. im check raising the flop personally in case he has a hand he's gonna fold for a single bet but ur never folding this flop heads up.

 

[kidnik]

My reason for the bet was to hopefully control betting. If I didn't bet I would expect a 3x or 4x raise from either player, I was figuring on them not being aggressive and just calling or making a small raise. I wanted to make sure I had it before committing much more then that.

 

[jaded848]

I think if you lead out you gotta do more than that cause the 100 looks too weak. Nice spot for a check raise, as mentioned above.

 

[Poker Orifice]

never folding pre. im check raising the flop personally in case he has a hand he's gonna fold for a single bet but ur never folding this flop heads up.

You can't check-raise the flop when any bet is going to pot committ villain.
(seen you do this today actually, diff. scenario w 25bb eff. stacks.... getting your chips in as a 3to1dog isn't what we want to do in most cases... is it?).

this hand.. super easy call

 

[Poker Orifice]

Wins Ties Equity
59.48% 0.09% 59.57% ( 9dTd )
40.34% 0.09% 40.43% ( AQ+,99+ )

Um no to the fold.

Bigger question is why the donk-bet on the flop?? Did you really expect opponent to fold there?

Bigger question... why the donk-bet unless it was to induce villain to raise you when you're sitting on such a strong draw. I'm wondering why the post?... isn't this what you would've wanted from villain?... a dream come true... you got all his chips in.. perfect!

 

[ben_rhyno]

Definite call PF, and then a very easy call when he shoves, getting your chips in while 60/40 is good and you should be happy to call.

 

[cjatud2012]

I disagree with the pre-flop call, even if it's only 50 more. This is an implied odds hand, and you really don't have any implied odds, due to the shorty, plus we will never have FE in this spot, which is what we want when we have draws, so we can play them aggressively. As played, you have to call.

 

[FTP_TheNuts]

SNAPPP CALLLLLLLL

but fold pre ldo

 

[Poker Orifice]

THe only reason I'd ever even consider folding this hand preflop is if I was sitting there on the table and had great reads on villain.. ie. what player would 'min-raise' one off the bubble while sitting on a shortstack UTG... unless they've got a big pr., ie. MONSTER like AA/KK & also have reads on the table & are assuming their min-raise will be played back at (the 'minraise' looks like obv trap imo).
I'm not one to defend very often in the blinds in a SNG, unless it's early levels and I'm getting an awesome price to call with a good speculative hand & have reads on opponents. If Utg had more chips in this spot & had AA I'd be happy to call here in BB all day long, knowing if I hit my hand I'll be getting all of their chips (but in this case (as mentioned above) they don't have many chips, so you're not getting the imp. odds on the call) < 'but'.... you are getting 6to1 here on your call and T9s is a good hand in the blinds.

 

[FTP_TheNuts]

I missed the freeroll part

real money = Fold Pre, because your spewing most the time and unless you flop something your just giving away unecessary chips. Your not exactly beating much