Preflop Raise Call or Fold
EP1 limps 2, EP2 limps 2, Mp1 limps 2, Mp2 limps 2, cutoff limps 2, button limps 2, I raise to 22 in the sb with a6 hearts. EP1-MP2 FOLD. Cutoff reraises all in for 53 and button flats for 53 more. Button has 80 dollars remaining.
If I call I am getting 4.39:1 to one on a call. However the SPR will be below 1 and I will have to jam any flop.
If I raise all in I'm only getting 1.95:1 assuming I have no fold equity.
So what do I do? In the hand I folded.
If I call I am getting 4.39:1 to one on a call. However the SPR will be below 1 and I will have to jam any flop.
If I raise all in I'm only getting 1.95:1 assuming I have no fold equity.
So what do I do? In the hand I folded.
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Second, I cut my losses and fold. A preflop check raise is rediculous. Looks planned.
As played
About $6 in limpers
Co $53
Btn $53
Hero has $22 already in the middle.
With those odds you gotta call $31 more to see the flop. If you flop anything decent I would just shove vs Btn.
You've to decide before raising if you're ready to play for (short) stacks preflop with A6s.
So raise more. Any decent holding run great against junk
This is but wrong. Or it is without further info. withstanding heat depends on your pot odds and equity.
If you call, a shove from Villain on flop will be for you to call 80 in a 174$ pot or pot odds of 80/(174+80+80) = 24%. So you'll need to win at least 1/4 to be +EV (on the flop).
Can you? What is your equity HU (side pot) and MW (main pot) ?
Also you've to consider Villain's range. Does he limp/call 53$ with TT ? KJo ? A5s? How would you assume him playing these hands postflop ? Can you exclude hands because he didn't limp/re-raise (like AA) ?