10NL - Flush on mono Flop in 3BP MW
GG Poker - $0.10 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 4
MP: 100 BB
Hero (CO): 124.2 BB
BTN: 77.9 BB
SB: 135.3 BB
BB: 100 BB
UTG: 107.4 BB
SB posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB
Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has 8♥ T♥
fold, fold, Hero raises to 2 BB, BTN raises to 4.8 BB, SB calls 4.3 BB, BB calls 3.8 BB, Hero calls 2.8 BB
Flop: (19.2 BB, 4 players) 6♥ A♥ 4♥
SB checks, BB checks, Hero checks, BTN checks
Turn: (19.2 BB, 4 players) K♦
SB checks, BB bets 14.4 BB, Hero raises to 28.8 BB, fold, fold, BB raises to 95.2 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 66.4 BB
What's the best line here? Do you think that this hand is strong enough to go broke? I am not sure because you have to be extremely careful in multiway pots.
4 Replies
Some reads would be nice.
I would bet OTF multiway with only the button yet to act. I really want to make sure some money goes in on this flop.
As played OTT I would just call villians strong bet. We're essentially WAWB and I'm happy to let the button or the SB call drawing dead or sharing each others outs.
Once villian shoves OTR I want to puke. Our hand is face up as a flush and he wants to play for it all. There aren't many worst flush combos possible: 97hh, 75hh, 53hh?. Maybe 10 better flush combos. Is this villian ever getting out of line with the naked Kh? A lot of the time, worse flushes will just call OTT and re-evaluate. Getting 3-1, I really want to just Nit fold here. If villian is tight PF and not getting out of line, it's really an easy fold.
I’d bet OTF to:
A) Get value from top pair, second pair etc
B) thin the field, we don’t really want to be playing this multi-way with a weak flush.
C) Protection against another heart
He could foreseeably play two pair like this, sets etc
Villain has an uncapped range so you could call here expecting him to have a lot of weaker hands
BB cold calling a 3b 4 way, with Ah on the board? One combo of KQ, KJ, QJ total, maybe random K2 or whatever - say 5 combos, vs whatever fishy bullshit, bluffs, sets "denying equity" etc. Call me a station, but i just dont see that many flushes here.
I completely agree with you, Bigfish. I wouldn't be surprised if they played 66 or AK that way. Sure, some might just call with those hands, but many players just want to protect their hand, get it in, and deny equity. Nevertheless, I also agree that donk flop is the better line.
