is it good to start by folding in these spots vs unknowns? or should I be in there continuing assuming he's got FD/OESD's he's doing this with...

On August 11 2015 17:23 froboy12342 wrote: is it good to start by folding in these spots vs unknowns? or should I be in there continuing assuming he's got FD/OESD's he's doing this with...

Hmm, I would think about it based on the action preflop. You raised UTG and got 2 callers. BTU and BB called, and we know BTU generally plays looser (you have your HUD so you know if I am right, I am just assuming I am playing vs unknown) and BB got a very good price to call very wide.

Now we get to the flop, and your cbet got called by BTU but got raised by BB, what could they have here? Personally I think BTU can have more FD type hands but not sure if he has 77/22/TT enough here (he would raise if he doesn't slow play, but there is still possibility), and as for BB, the chance of him having 22/77/TT might be higher, but considering how wide they got into the flop, I think I would call here and re-evaluate on the turn, just because I feel like we beat all of his XXcc combos and only lose to 18 combos atm.

BB s cold call range is normally a bit wider than BT's cold call range pre here
I'd call and make a decision on the turn. A check/fold decision mostly i guess

Just looks 100% player dependent.