NICE SUCKOUT LOL.

he had 7 3b before the hand but some 17% from sb over very very small sample.

I got almost 39% against something like this
AA, QQ-JJ, KdKh, KdKc, KhKc, AsQs, AsJs, QsJs, As5s, As4s, As3s - arbitrary sooted aces thrown in on the flop.
So do you prefer to raise the flop?

OTT his range just got stronger but I thought I'd have the implied odds to call IP and we hit a decent amount. I didn't think he'd be pure bluffing much for me to have FE but I guess he does have a decent amount of bluffs in his range? Would you consider raising the turn here after flatting flop without much history?


Result is wtf but I guess I should stop getting surprised at micros

Raise the flop, its not just about your equity vs his get it in range but this flop misses a big part of his 3b range so you will take it down a lot too.

Yeah flop raise stack off is guaranteed +ev.
I guess flatting is uncertain, to be honest I didn't really have a turn plan besides hitting. If our plan is to ship a lot of turns like this one and expect FE is flatting better?

And it's true that he just made a flop raise look sweet with his quite big sizing. I guess I have a lot more FE than I think :O

imho the problem with calling and jamming the turn is that a- his range becomes stronger when he bets again and b- we have less FE given stack sizes and also he can hit the turn. Also imagine he checks the turn on a brick, you are still in a shitty spot with what to do.