this is a fold or what? I think I need 40% equity to continue and I stoved a tight range and got 37.5% equity. It didn't include any draws in it. Villain cbet 100% of the time over 4 samples and was playing 25/22/17% 3bet over 92 hands w aggro freq of 38%. CO steal 38%

raise enough to shove turn and you'll have odds to call =)
i never fold here. if we really have 37.5% when we need 40%, well w/e lol

u dont include any draws in his range here? what?

2 Options

Call the flop and just fold turn if you miss unless you get a good price
or
Raise to get this in = shove over the reraise, folding is terrible.

well he jammed over my raise is why it seems gross

but I guess its probably fine, w some draws in his range I have like 40-45% equity. I raised him the last $1 and we got it in in any case

np

even if you have less than 50% equity, the money already in the pot makes it a +ev getting the money in play.

if u raise the flop, you can't fold to a shove... if you don't feel comfortable getting it in on flop, just flat

exactly

are you srs?

daym night you should know this lol

yah i do wanted to see if there was some kind of consensus that I should flat here or something instead though

and no1 actually said what equity I need to continue here (I think its 38.15%, 19.65/51.5), and I got a really close number that looks deathly break-even with rake incl..

Anyway I think the hand is fine itlr

On May 15 2010 14:00 Fayth wrote: if u raise the flop, you can't fold to a shove... if you don't feel comfortable getting it in on flop, just flat

This.