ZeroDegrees

I agree too, my point was just showing a straight flush losing. I doubt I'll ever see that again. Must be around 1 in 100 million hands or something chance this happens.

We have a pair and 13 outs to the nut straight on a rainbow board. We're not even that far behind a set. I think reshoving the flop is the way to go. I chickened out because of his big flop bet and chickens lose.

I can see other hands raising the flop, sometimes AAxx or KKxx is played this way. Think you're an over-50% favorite in general.

Thx!

I wanna play! But Sweden changed a law so all poker rooms need a license. Do you plan on getting a license or should I abandon all hope?

EDIT just noticed this was an old thread, will try to find another place to post my question

Thanks for the video! Focusing on just 1 table is essential to me, so these videos are great!
About tagging hands; it's much simpler to just use 1 tag, 'for review' and then tag them in different categories after. It's not like you're going to forget why you tagged them.
Keep fighting Bluechip! With your work ethic I can't see you fail!

You don't have that much on the flop; bare 2 pairs, no straight draws, just a back door flush draw as back up. I think this is an easy do-not-bet spot 4-way. Check/call must be best.

The King is an alarming card, lots of KK out there. I'm not sure about leading, personally I would go for a check, see what happens, and usually call.

I think the price is just too juicy. We need to win 1/7 or so. He can have some kind of blockers like KKd. Not often, true, but I would call, even though his sizing scream nuts. But why don't he shove the nut flush on the turn?

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I would fold the flop. He has a lot of KK and A-high flush draws in his range, while we only have a T-high flush draw and a gut shot to a possibly dominated straight and 2 set outs which also can be problematic. In short, the implied odds are terrible.
I would call the river though as I don't think he has AJ often enough for us to lose in the long run and we block J9 really hard.

On a non-straightening turn I bet if he checks and would just call a raise, mixing in a raise sometimes. I don't know what is best. The right way is to reraise I guess.

Man that sucks, been there, will be there. You still seem to have a good mind set though. It will change into many sweet times too. 'Suddenly it happens!'. GLGL

Yeah, I think a 3-bet might be better. As for the run out, a spade would probably make me fold, depending on the bet size.

Must be 100/50 000 = 0.2, so -0.2 bb/100 hands

I don't know about the flop (my impression is that you don't get x-raised very often here though). I'm leaning towards a c-bet.

On the turn the lead can mean KK or sometimes even AA. By raising we isolate ourselves against better hands and fold out worse hands. The flushdraw may also be good and the times we're up against a better flush draw, it's less likely to hit since we have 2 of the suit in our hand. That's my 2 cents.

When you pot the turn it looks like you don't have a flush draw, so he may bluff the river or think a straight is good. Then again, he may also believe all his flushes are good. I think it's definitely a call with such great odds.

Lets say we call the raise, there will be $7.95 in the pot and utg will have $12.60. Do we then pot the Qs or bet smaller? Potting must be right?!

I don't think this is a river bet, I can see check/call turn even and give up on the river. Our 3 diamonds heavily blocks villains flush draws. On the flop we rep an over pair, wrap and or flush draws. Only the over pair hit and then only if we have AA. This means we have a very narrow value range. The A on the turn may let us get a free card.

I'm not sure if betting the flop into 3 villains is right, maybe it is, since we may crush this flop. We don't wanna get raised, so that's 1 reason to check flop. Betting flop is good if we're alone with the flush draw but on the river it's very bad.

In summary: flop I don't know, on the turn I like check/call (if necessary) and on the river I would give up.