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In this hand we flop a huge combo draw, but two players put in a lot of money in front of us. Should we be worried about being up against a made hand and a dominating draw?
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I entered these hands in equilab and found this
SB: 5c3h – 26.41%
MP: 6h6c – 35.44%
BU: 5s7s -38.15%
on Board 2s4h6s
Interesting thing here is that SB who flopping the nuts has only 26.41% equity, lowest of all 3. That is so amazing. I would not have guessed it. What is the best action for SB if we knew everybody's cards?
If both V ranges are only sets plus As3s, As4s, As9s, hero has 31% equity.
With the dead money it's a call.
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another problem with shoving there for 130 more is your fold equity is essentially zero. but i'm with Bart…you should fold there…there are only 6 cards that give you the nuts, and that's assuming you dodge the board pairing or a spade…all in all a pretty bleak spot. why chase a straight when you are sure someone else is chasing a flush and almost for sure the other guy is chasing a boat or quads?
I find it interesting that call and calling again on the turn if it is a blank is the superior option. Don’t we want to get the money in when we have the highest equity possible? If we call on flop and the turn is a blank then when we call we are calling with less equity then we would have had on the flop. Can you explain this because it’s confusing to me.
5:24 I was watching this while rolling a blunt and he said 420 and i laughed 😀
I wd have shoved as well. Great demonstration for the call on the flop.
The hero said he was positive the guy who smooth called had a set, that he knows guy and he wouldn't do that with a draw. If he puts guy who originally shoved on made hand, which makes sense, then a fold is way too tight. I agree smooth call best play given no fold equity.
Two much over thinking, two way allin with straight flash draw, never fold.