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  1. #1
    Check Raiser Kayos's Avatar
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    Default $9 Super Turbo 1 Table SNG on bodog

    Blinds are 10/20 Everyone has about the same stack size.

    I am dealt Ks Qd

    5 players call the blind including me.

    Flop: 10s 5h 2c

    1 player min bets and 1 guy folds. everyone else calls

    Turn: Ah

    4 checks

    River: Jh

    First guy bets 250 and it folds to me. what should I do?
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    River Rat
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    So this guy already overbet the pot (~200)? Was he who made the flop bet? If yes you can rule out him having a flush.
    How deep is your stack? If you guys are deep enough, a raise to ~650 sounds good.
    Then call a reasonable reraise (if he gets the flush blame variance ), and fold to a huge push.

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    fold pf, fold flop (since river first bet & folded to you obv not blind).... pots about...what.... 180.... depends on stack, but I fold.
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    This is a difficult situation, which it usually is when you have 5 people limping in pre-flop. I rarely enter a pot without raising, otherwise it's too hard to read what you're up against.

    My guess would be that he holds one of these hands;

    2,2
    5,5
    A,T
    T,J
    9h,Th (or similar)

    You are beating most of these, which suggests you should raise. If I had to choose a hand to put him on, I'd say 2,2 or 55. Might explain why he min-bet the flop, trying to fatten the pot, and then checked the turn hoping to re-raise someone with an ace, and then over-bet the river in desperation hoping to get some value for his set.

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