What would you do?

**robert_wrath** · 03-31-13, 11:47 PM

Easy fold in this situation. Shoulda bet the turn to find out how strong the opposition's holding. If & or when a 4th Diamond hits the river, you know for a fact he likely has a high card flush.

**TheCentaur** · 04-01-13, 01:40 AM

Originally posted by Emily_Haines

It checks to the guy who raised on the button, he bets $20 and me and the other guy call

**Emily_Haines** · 04-01-13, 05:23 AM

Originally posted by robert_wrath

Easy fold in this situation. Shoulda bet the turn to find out how strong the opposition's holding. If & or when a 4th Diamond hits the river, you know for a fact he likely has a high card flush.

River was the third diamond

There was no four flush on the board

**robert_wrath** · 04-01-13, 05:41 AM

Originally posted by Emily_Haines

River was the third diamond

There was no four flush on the board

Sorry, I misread the post.
When he shoved All In, did you bother to count how much was left to call?

**Emily_Haines** · 04-01-13, 05:59 AM

Originally posted by robert_wrath

Sorry, I misread the post.
When he shoved All In, did you bother to count how much was left to call?

yes, all my chips

**robert_wrath** · 04-01-13, 06:24 AM

Still doesn't change my decision: Fold. Why bother risking $480.00+ into a pot of $90.00 + his $???.??

**daneblazer** · 04-01-13, 08:53 AM

Need more info.

Is it a QJKA9 board? a 2 5 7 A J board? 764A5? Is the board paired? Guys like this are pretty fit or fold. You're going to have to have an extremely good read and be correct quite often for calling to be the correct move. Not to mention there's someone left to act.

**Emily_Haines** · 04-01-13, 10:29 AM

I didn't think about it that long and folded. I thought I was good but didn't want to risk all my chips to find out.

About five hands later the guy did the same thing only worse on a four flush board. Bet all his chips into a $15 pot and a guy with just the "K" high flush called and he showed J8 with the "8" high flush. He lost $285 making this move and was quickly felted.

Obviously my hand was good earlier.

**robert_wrath** · 04-01-13, 10:55 AM

Difficult to fold, I know. Advanced players usually aren't looking to stack off without a high flush.

**thes0vereign** · 04-01-13, 12:38 PM

Originally posted by Emily_Haines

I didn't think about it that long and folded. I thought I was good but didn't want to risk all my chips to find out.

About five hands later the guy did the same thing only worse on a four flush board. Bet all his chips into a $15 pot and a guy with just the "K" high flush called and he showed J8 with the "8" high flush. He lost $285 making this move and was quickly felted.

Obviously my hand was good earlier.

Just because he bluffed the $15 pot doesn't mean he didn't have a strong hand in the $90 pot. Better you conceded the hand cheaply.

**lolbear** · 04-01-13, 09:47 PM

you need to be close to 85% sure to call. given an unknown opponent you are nowhere close to getting the correct odds.

**GUMMO77** · 04-01-13, 10:17 PM

Good fold.

Unless you've played with him before or have an unbelievable read on the guy (which you say you don't), almost impossible to call in that situation.

**thetrinity** · 04-14-13, 08:34 PM

ya i would have folded the 89 flush unless i had previous history.