call, raise or fold?

Flushdraw · 25-09-2006 12:19am #1

Playin $2/$4 NL Hold'em on Tribeca. I have $600+ Villian has $250

Villian limps UTG, I make it $24 with AsAc from UTG+1, folded around to Villian who calls

Flop Ad7d8d

Villian bets $25, i raise to $75 and he pushes all-in

Whats my move??

cardshark202 · 25-09-2006 12:25am

callcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcallcall

NickyOD · 25-09-2006 12:33am

What the hell?

Hectorjelly · 25-09-2006 12:35am

theres 350 in the pot, and its 150 more to you. You have top set. Even if you knew for sure he had a flush you have to call.

gerry87 · 25-09-2006 12:36am

I'd say easy call, even if he hit a flush, your still 2/1 to make a house.

And raising probably won't get you anywhere...

valor · 25-09-2006 12:45am

easy raise

Goodluck2me · 25-09-2006 1:00am

valor wrote:

easy raise

put him all in

ArmaniJeanss · 25-09-2006 1:12am

Flushdraw wrote:

Playin $2/$4 NL Hold'em on Tribeca. I have $600+ Villian has $250

Villian limps UTG, I make it $24 with AsAc from UTG+1, folded around to Villian who calls

Flop Ad7d8d

Villian bets $25, i raise to $75 and he pushes all-in

Whats my move??

If (before u act) the villian turns over 9d, Td, Jd, and the TD rules his dubious 3card holding is within the rules then you should fold. Otherwise, as Cardshark put it, its a callcallcallcallcallcallcall scenario.

RoundTower · 25-09-2006 3:31am

then you should still call to see if you can hit the bad beat jackpot.

Flushdraw · 25-09-2006 4:15pm

Hectorjelly wrote:

theres 350 in the pot, and its 150 more to you. You have top set. Even if you knew for sure he had a flush you have to call.

I called, he had 9d10d and his flush held up. Is this an insatcall if u flop any set on a 3 flush board once you're getting at least 2:1?

NickyOD · 25-09-2006 4:17pm

I don't mean to be condescending but why are you playing $2-$4 NL Flushdraw?

Hectorjelly · 25-09-2006 4:51pm

Flushdraw wrote:

I called, he had 9d10d and his flush held up. Is this an insatcall if u flop any set on a 3 flush board once you're getting at least 2:1?

Any good draw is an instant call if your getting 2:1 on the flop (assuming the bet is all in).

Flushdraw · 25-09-2006 5:04pm

NickyOD wrote:

I don't mean to be condescending but why are you playing $2-$4 NL Flushdraw?

Because i'm an average player with a limited bankroll

Hectorjelly · 25-09-2006 5:07pm

Flushdraw wrote:

Because i'm an average player with a limited bankroll

Nicky was implying that you would be better off learning the basics at a lower level

NickyOD · 25-09-2006 5:32pm

Flushdraw wrote:

Because i'm an average player with a limited bankroll

How much is your BR if you don't mind telling? Speaking as someone who has gone broke from being silly with his money I don't think you should play 2-4 unless you have atleast $8-$10K and you're already beating 1-2 easily.

Flushdraw · 25-09-2006 5:55pm

I PM'd you

eggie · 25-09-2006 7:33pm

NickyOD wrote:

What the hell?

Is this what the hell are you calling for, or what the hell are you asking for?

NickyOD · 25-09-2006 8:11pm

eggie wrote:

Is this what the hell are you calling for, or what the hell are you asking for?

I just didn't understand the thread. The title said "call raise or fold" when heads up facing an all in. It's also a very easy decision for someone play 2/4.

PokerSquid · 25-09-2006 8:56pm

gerry87 wrote:

I'd say easy call, even if he hit a flush, your still 2/1 to make a house. QUOTE]

no doubt. and if he called preflop with that weak diamond crap, just bad luck and you still have outs.

call, raise or fold?

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