Overpair + OESD, call or shove? ($4NL)

Not playing cash atm but my $0.02:

I think some of your range for villain would not have flat called preflop from MP (98o, T9o...). I think you could also add the hands that would raise this flop with 2 overs + OESD (KJ, AJ - 8 combos of each).

If you shove he's calling $2.92 to win $8.44 = 34.6% pot odds so you can't even price him out of any draw / pair & draw hands but it's still probably better than flatting.

Edit: ninja'd somewhat

Actually, thoughts on flat flop / shove blank turn?

02-15-2013 05:46 AM #3
Luco View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Still a fish Join Date Mar 2009 Posts 5,545	Not playing cash atm but my $0.02: I think some of your range for villain would not have flat called preflop from MP (98o, T9o...). I think you could also add the hands that would raise this flop with 2 overs + OESD (KJ, AJ - 8 combos of each). If you shove he's calling $2.92 to win $8.44 = 34.6% pot odds so you can't even price him out of any draw / pair & draw hands but it's still probably better than flatting. Edit: ninja'd somewhat Actually, thoughts on flat flop / shove blank turn?
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