88, NL10

Posted 10 years ago

Is this flopcall standard, or should I fold with one player to act behind me?
Is the turn-fold to weak vs a halfpot bet when I improve?

Player2 ( $43.56 USD ) - VPIP: 11, PFR: 0, 3B: 0, AF: 0,0, Hands: 18
Player4 ( $11.12 USD ) - VPIP: 31, PFR: 26, 3B: 19, AF: 1,8, Hands: 72

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$0.05/$0.10 No Limit Holdem PokerStars
6 Players

Blinds$0.05/$0.106
UTG Player4 $11.12
UTG+1 Player5 $9.55
CO Player6 $11.34
DHero $12.18
SB Player2 $43.56
BB Player3 $7.60
Preflop
6$0.15Hero is BTN88
Player4 raises to $0.30, 2 folds, Hero calls$0.30, Player2 calls $0.25, 1 fold
Flop
3$145T
Player2 checks, Player4 bets $0.72, Hero calls$0.72, Player2 folds
Turn
2$2.447
Player4 bets $1.20, Hero folds
Final Pot$3.64

Player4 wins $4.73 (net +$2.51)
Hero lost$1.02
Player2 lost $0.30
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Posted 10 years ago
When he cbets multiway he usually has something, either Tx or overpair so I'd fold flop. We don't really improve that much on turn, we have like 4 sixes that would give us straight but if we do hit it we won't get any value on the river. Same with 2 eights. So even though he only bets halfpot this should still be a pretty easy fold for me.
Posted 10 years ago
I can see folding here vs. super tight UTG player betting into two players. That being said, in many other circumstances this hand is slightly too strong to fold in this spot.
Posted 10 years ago
I think multi way I just fold the flop as his lead is strong and our hand is almost impossible to play on most run outs.

In a heads up pot I would call the flop and fold the turn.