Raise (with intention of folding if 3 bet) to $17,000 > Call > Fold. If a third club lands on the turn and the villain keeps firing, then someone is getting a whole lot of pain one way or the other. Pretty easy to fold up shop then.Ĭalling allows the pot to develop at a reasonable pace where Hero's equity is in flux. You're either up against exactly JJ or / at that point given the villain. If you get 3-bet on the flop, that's another whole can of worms to consider. Raising does allow you to take initiative and perhaps get a free river if checked to on the turn. Folding a pair (albeit bottom pair) plus a flush draw is bizarre and non-sensical. I'm not giving much credit or consideration of this villain having the propensity to bluff as Hero described them as being scared money in the game.Īll of the options here have pitfalls. Either your opponent shuts down completely when a third club rolls off (unless he has an overpair with a club) or they have you dead to rights with a better flush themselves. You're not making any more money if the flush does come in. Oh boy, I'm starting to smell some reverse implied odds here. But, given how tight Villain is, and its a UTG raise, Hero decides to call. The raise is probably more appropriate to isolate Villain, especially given BB has the $400 ante in the pot. They've been drinking a bit, card dead for a couple hours. SB and BB are both decent players, semi TAGs. Hero's image is semi TAG, with some random showdown hands thrown in like 57s, and one Kobe which won a $60k pot. (2 set over sets, one K high flush over a Q high flush). Villain is TIGHT! Clearly not comfortable with the stakes, has shown down almost only premium hands, but has sunrun a bit recently, having callers with 2nd best hands. We're 6 hours in, villain SS is $240K, up $140K.
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