nomad_monad
Wednesday, July 5th, 2006, 3:29 PM
QUOTE (iggymcfly @ Wednesday, July 5th, 2006, 3:52 PM)

Auto-call here. You'd have to have a lot more chips behind before you could think about folding this.
I agree that this is a call, but I think this is a bit closer than you suggest.
Given odds, you need ~28% equity to make this a good call.
I think a reasonable range of hands here for the villain would be
10x hearts where x = K thru 9
45h
89h
67
97
108
66, 77, 99
Against this range, we are only at ~22% equity.
If we reduce the range so villain is only playing suited connectors and 1-gappers, our equity increases to ~24%.
If we expand it, however, to include JJ-KK, then our equity is far above what we need it to be and it truly becomes autocall.
I don't think JJ-KK is too likely since villain open-limped, but I also think at this level you find people making plays like this with just a flush draw or just an OESD. Given that we are close to our required equity already even if we discount JJ-KK and OESD only and flush draw only for the villain's hand range, I call here.
I also bet more on the flop. In this case it really doesn't matter because the villain pushed. If you bet more and he pushed, you'd still call. But the board is very draw heavy and with three other players in, I'd be looking to charge the max.