
Game type: 1/2 NL cash, 7 handed
Your image: Loose Aggressive
Misc notes: You’ve been seeing lots of flops, but not many showdowns. The table has most likely labelled you as a donk and aren’t giving you any respect at all.
Your hand: 5♠6♠
Preflop: Player A and B limped. Player C made it 8 to play. You called, Button folded. SB called. BB folded, and Player A and B called the raise.
The flop hit all over your hand with a 5♦6♥A♠
Flop: Player A fired out a bet of 25$ and Seat B insta called. The original raiser Seat C folds. With a bet and call before you and the small blind live after you, your best move is:
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Im torn between an all in and a pot sized bet. I voted for pot sized, but after reconsidering I think all in is the best.
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If it was me.. I would probably bet the pot or all in… then some a$$ would have A/5 os and I’d be gone. Or it goes these days. LOL
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I think all in is too much risk without reward. If someone has trips or a higher two pair they will call. Everything else will fold.
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your image works to your advantage here. they can put you on ace 2 through 8 here. any ace ten or better will give you action. youre looking for ace q or better to call the all in though. its a judgement call. not to mention you have enough chips to scare everything off not making you anything, and in the case you are up against something like a set, or a donkey on ace 5 youre giving away a lot. the RRR may not be in line for this move.
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I disagree with pushing all-in.
Players A&B limped in early position, so it’s very likely they hold weak aces, like A5 or A6 (giving them two pair), since those are typical early position calling hands in a sev handed table. I would be, however, more worred about Player B then A for sure.
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you either call or go all in, with your table image everyone is going to call a raise. and with 2 people ahead of you an all in is to risky, so you call and try to get more info out of them on the turn.
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i think this hand you can either fold,call or raise
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