Nut straight multi-way all ins
Hi all,
1/2 plo with $5 bring in. V1 is action raising a lot but not an idiot postflop. V2 is tight passive. V3 is just spewing VPIPing everything. Hero has a tight image but is losing this session.
V1 opens $20 in co over V2 hj limp, V3 btn calls and hero calls AQJ75 nut hearts in sb.
($85): KQTddh. We have nuts with back door nut flush draw and middle pair. We check, checks to V1 $50, btn jams $95, hero calls, V2 check jams $300, V1 jams $800 (we cover).
Thanks,
DT
2 Replies
Action is closed. I'm calling with the flopped nuts and backdoor hoping they all have each others outs 😉
Very interesting spot .. and we could go down the 'range' rabbit hole for sure.
The 1st decision is where are we at with 'non-idiot' V1 when we are putting 500 in 2nd side. If we are chopping 50% of the time and flipping 50% of the time then you are putting in 500 in a EV=0 spot .. but you have to put in the 500 to even have a chance at the other two pots.
In the other pots we're putting in 200 to win 900/450/300 depending on the chops. This is +EV.
So it really comes down to how often we are offering a freeroll against V1 .. and is that going to offset any +EV in the other two pots when we are =EV against V1.
I'm just blasting here (no math), but if you give a 20% chance that V1 has a freeroll then it very well could be a fold because you are now going to lose 700 20% of the time, which is a $140 EV bite into any profits gained from chopping with V1, and possibly V2 as well.
Worst case is that you are putting in 700 to win 33% of $180 .. 85+95
Best case is all V are sharing cards and you bink the miracle 700 for 1400 story telling pot.
Just gotta be chopping with V2, eh? At best flipping v set/dd draws. GL
