not sure if i should be raising river

um
wat

this is so sick. how can you even think about not shipping in this spot??

I would like to see the world in which he has 74 and 79 here more often than 65 and sets.

fold river imo
















jk :D

I dont get it. ship river imo

On January 10 2012 01:13 xlilkobex8 wrote: not sure if i should be raising river

thx for lol

Give him some slack, he was obviously worried about some straights. But if you think about what straighs just got there, most likely straight drawing hand on that scary flop is 78, since his straight draw would be tainted, so the other more likely scenario is that it's another hand.

Or a busted flush draw, or a weirdly played case King, or two pair, run some cards in stove or equilab, and it'll make much more sense to you, why this is an easy shove.

Keep trucking

EDIT: (not sure why I wrote strength instead of straight lol)

To help you out, I put it in stove for you. Giving him the odd straights hands feel strange, because then you need to give him a lot off odd hands like that preflop. I didn't do that. I just put most of the hands that could call the flop bet, and those odd straight hands.

AA,QQ-55,AKs,KQs,97s+,86s+,74s+,65s,54s,43s,KQo,97o+,86o+,74o+,65o,54o,43o

AA also really unlikely, since prolly raise pre, QQ too, so are those 97o, 74o hands, and suited ones.

But if you give him this narrow a range, you're still crushing it with 73% equity vs that range.

To make it even simplier :
- he is not full stack
- only hands that beat you are 74 and 79. would he call pf with those ? not really likely. While he can have sets, 2p, or even Kx
- he has 7,5$ left. So he will call with everything but a bluff.
this is a clear shove.

you will be a good omaha player

obviously clear shove and at those stakes i dont like minraise pre i would make it 2.5 or 3x for sure