Tell me why I should not snap fold.

On November 15 2013 08:20 taco wrote: Tell me why I should not snap fold.

cuz he has (a lot of) equity

I guess call and reevaluate turn? Folding is too weak and raising is overplaying imo. Although they can't have much here, they know you don't have much yourself, so if you raise i guess you can end up getting it in slightly behind. While this is good if you have much fold equity, I don't think that's the case here.


p.s. don't play that high myself and usually don't comment on higher limits than i play, but in we have to start the discussion somehow...

I did fold but most ppl I talk too seems to think that it is far too weak.

By 5.8k hands u should know if u can raise this overp here profitably or not

shit u said what you did already - I was lookin for a dominoes falling .gif on a crap connection and gave up :

I wouldn't have rsaid anything if I saw that or refreshed as luster is lost

Well it's not the first guys I'm worried about. Both are solid enough that they don't cbet into 3ppl on this board with total air and won't play their hands like ass.

I feel that if the cold caller has something like T987 or something like that which I'm happy against he would've shipped over the cbet to get me out of the pot and flip against AAxx or w/e a fair bit. That makes his range a lot of random super strong hands (like random sets which he doesn't have that often etc) and strong draws that have mostly nut outs that he wants to get in 3way. However, I feel that analysis is flawed in that it's really hard to have sets and very strong hands on this board, which is why I should probably call or raise.

right u just defined why raising is better than calling and why I was searching for a dominoes .gif

dominoes falling that is
I'm buZzed now