Hello all, this is my first post and I just wanted to get some input about a hand that I played in a live cash game.
Game: $2-$5 blinds No-Limit Hold'em, 6-handed
Stack Sizes: Just sat down at a newly created table with unfamiliar faces
Me: $400
Player A: $300
I am dealt As-10h in BB.
Action: Player A raises to $15.
My Thoughts: I have never played a hand with this person so I have no background information.
Action: I call to see the flop. Pot size: $32
Flop: Qd-Js-9s
My Thoughts: Open-ended straight draw gives me a nice draw and I would not mind taking it down if Player A missed.
Action: I bet $20. Player A raises to $50
My Thoughts: At this point I am pretty sure that he has hit the flop, maybe Q-J or a set, possibly top pair with a straight or flush draw to go with it.
Action: I call. Pot size: ~$130
Turn: 8c
My Thoughts: I just made my straight and I would like to suck him in for a check-raise.
Action: I check, he bets $30, I raise to $100, he reraises all-in for another ~$130 on top.
My Thoughts: What could he have? My guess is that he also has to have the straight now and possibly the nuts. So, now, here is the tricky part. I got myself into this mess and the question is, should I call or fold?
Pot size: $390
Price to call: $130
Pot Odds: 3 to 1
His possible holdings: K-10, 10-8, Q-10, J-10(maybe), A-10(maybe), QQ/JJ/99(probably not)
My goal here is to calculate the likely-hood of each of these holdings and the odds of me winning the pot (considering that one card is still to come). Could someone walk me through this please?
Pot Odds Question
Started by fakepoo, Dec 20 2007 08:32 AM
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 20 December 2007 - 08:32 AM
#2
Posted 20 December 2007 - 09:07 AM
Well you're ahead of everything except for KT, and you're freerolling a lot of the time I guess, so I instacall this, especially getting 3-1 because one out of 4 times you'll probably have him beat if a blank falls on the river.
#3
Posted 20 December 2007 - 09:18 AM
Thoughts:
This isn't really a pot odds question. You really don't need to calculate odds here, just shovel in your chips.
You really shouldn't bother doing a complicated hand distribution analysis when you're calling anyway in what is a pretty simple and straightforward situation.
Also, welcome to the forums
Nice format for the 1st post.
This isn't really a pot odds question. You really don't need to calculate odds here, just shovel in your chips.
You really shouldn't bother doing a complicated hand distribution analysis when you're calling anyway in what is a pretty simple and straightforward situation.
Also, welcome to the forums
Nice format for the 1st post.
#4
Posted 20 December 2007 - 02:39 PM
Pokerstove can help you answer this sort of question based on strictly combinations. You can tweak your results a bit if you think some holdings wouldn't play that way.
Oh, and call.
Oh, and call.
I'm invincible. Like Super Mario when he gets that star thingy.
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