I'd prob shove :o

Dunon if it's good or not, folding might be ok too. I hate calling though

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

322,740 games 0.005 secs 64,548,000 games/sec

Board: Qh Th 6d
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 45.720% 45.48% 00.24% 146784 774.00 { KhJs }
Hand 1: 54.280% 54.04% 00.24% 174408 774.00 { 22+, AQs, AhJh, ATs, Ah9h, Ah8h, Ah7h, Ah6h, Ah5h, Ah4h, Ah3h, Ah2h, KQs, KTs, K6s, Q2s+, J9s+, T6s+, 9h8h, 8h7h, 7h6h, 65s, AQo, ATo, A6o, KQo, KTo, K6o, Q2o+, J9o+, T7o+, 76o, 65o }

HEY! YOU ARE TOO FAST

I wanted to write:

'Can I shove, PLEASSEEE?' :D

<3 =]

I think this is a pretty easy stove question though, just make up a range and check it. Mine might be too wide, but he's 40bb so I assume he's a dumb fish but you would probably know better =]

And yeah I agree, I don't want to fold because he can have stuff you stoved :/

Turns out this particular guy can't based on future hands, but even then I hate folding because fuck him shortie lets gamble ;o

sucks =[

but with no history I'm shoving vs shorties.

like I said though, I dunno if it's good, it's just what I do.

Even if I did have like 50 hands and know he's not a fish that's shoving funny stuff I will be optimistic because I so want to shove it in his face :D

i actually prefer checking back flop, i think your hand has a lot of later street playability + showdown value

Yeah you are right Spicy, I think both bet and check are fine here

lololol

check is never fine here imo

or is everyone trolling again, cannot tell argh

I was serious,but its 1am and my mind doesn't work. If he'd be a total station its def. aight no?

(He isn't, he is unknown and bet is always +ev. But checking will be a good play against some villains, don't think so static dudes)

wtf bet is fine

and u can call his shitty raise too, it's not a must to shove it here....

or maybe it is, nevermind

On December 30 2010 19:16 SpasticInk wrote: wtf bet is fine and u can call his shitty raise too, it's not a must to shove it here....

You really like calling when villain has just over pot left on turn? I feel like it puts us in a shitty spot where he's gonna bet like 1/2 pot and we no loner have fold equity. I guess we can just go with direct pot odds and try to hit a straight.

Is there something I'm missing that we gain by calling? Other than not running great vs his range when we shove flop and get called.

EDIT: ninja'd =[

jam