I’m going to drag this out a bit longer. Read the previous entry “Your Advice Please” to set up this next question.
I smooth-called. Basically, I put one of my two early opponents on Ace-King, and couldn’t bear the thought of drawing almost dead to a flopped Ace or King.
The flop was Seven of Spades, Ten of Clubs, Six of Spades. The small blind checks; it’s up to you now. What do you do? (For me, it was almost a no-brainer.)
In a quest to determine just how exploitive I can be, I will not post further for a few more days and let you comment on this.
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Not knowing these players well - just reading the scenario without adding in a crazy/donk factor - I would have to put them on big Ace, small pockets/AK, and weak Ace/KQ/KJ - respectively. The flop blanks everyone but the possible pockets. I'd push, hoping the pockets did not hit. Plus the flop favors a traditional BB hand, so you'll likely get everyong to fold except the pockets, which you are likely well ahead of at this point. Then again, I am generally overly aggressive on pockets like this - and do get hurt often by them... But I don't see any other option in this case when you look at the stacks/position/flop.
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