Live - 5way pot - jam or checkback?
2/2 plo - no bring in 8 handed
Eff 210
We just sat down. Immediately a guy next to me tells me to be careful, this table is wild. Chips does seem to fly everywhere. I was seeing a huge pot in the middle not sure how it played out but they both had draws that chop the pot running it twice.
EP limps
EP+1 opens to 10
2 callers
Hero in CO w/A♦6♦5♣4♣ 3bets to 50
they all call
5 way pot 250
Flop A♣K♣5♦
Checks to hero, this is a jam(160 left)??? Or checkback? We worry about AK/KK??
Or jam because we have a flushdraw?
If we didn't have a fd, this would be a checkback?
8 Replies
You are setting up an spr of 1 multiway - you want big cards to 3b.
Jam flop and hope it doesn’t go multi way.
Trivial jam
Putting 25% of your stack in pf with this hand isn’t great. Now you want to slow down?
In these games where nobody folds PF you want to be 3betting premium big cards. This is a premium drawing hand, so it doesn't want to create a low spr.
Yep flop is a very clear jam, pre I'd flat, especially in a wild game.
So if you're deeper I think the 3b is good - position matters alot more, but given stack sizes with this specific hand calling would be better. On the flop you flopped about as good as you can ask for - rip it in there.
Ditto all of the above. Don't 3bet pre. Now that you are here, easy jam.
Flop is a sad jam. You're going to get stacked most of the time but hoping someone is stupid enough to get it in with like 78cc. And sometimes you just hit the 5. And despite how great suited aces play multiway, equity is just so hard to preserve I still like the 3bet. Give them action and they'll return it.
