What would ya do??

debdobs_67

PlayerActionCardsAmountPotBalancescouse_redSmall blind 300.00300.003180.00debdobs_67Big blind 600.00900.005440.00 Your hole cards108   DarntootinFold    BoxsterFold    dog8dogFold    xxRaise 1200.002100.0028181.25scouse_redFold    debdobs_67??    FlopWhat would ya do from the following options
(A) Shove

(B) Call 1bb as youve invested 1 already and ya have 8 left and ya may flop ok on draws bluffs etc

(C) Fold cos a min-raise from the button never ever bluffs and thay always always have a hand

I would like to know what order from the above list is best to worst

Many thanx xx

grantorino

cant see stacksizes properly debs - are you about 5.5K deep?

Any reads?

jams88

i think a shove pre gets snapped by the big stack alot of the time i would be tempted to stop and go depending on the texture of the flop

debdobs_67

In Response to Re: What would ya do??:

cant see stacksizes properly debs - are you about 5.5K deep? Any reads?
Posted by grantorino

Yeah mate i had 6k b4 i posted my bb

grantorino

I prob just fold. Never flatting unless its with the intention of openshoving nearly any flop, but I dont use stop+go much myself and I really dont like it with this hand readless. Shoving might be ok if you think he can fold some hands he opens

DOHHHHHHH

easy fold this imo debbyraaaaaa....

Got 10 bigs, wanna get them in first in a spot where we have max fold equity.

You normally have AA in't big blind anyway, wat's goin on?

delaney09

i'm folding this hand finding a better spot to shove my 9 bigs in within the next orbit, i dont think he is ever going to fold when you look atstack sizes, i'd rather be opening the betting w/ hands like T8s then shoving over a raise

huuuuume

fold...you're not deep enough to make him fold any ace rag type hand. anything that beats you is calling so no value in the shove other than putting yourself at risk in a very marginal spot

debdobs_67

Well tbh i was planning to shove any flop which imo gave me a pair OR a fair few draws , now the only reason i posted anyway was cos i got a bit slated for playin the hand the way i decided to , now i ALWAYS leave in oppos name BUT on this occasion i didnt cos i always say if it could have any diverse effect on oppo then i WONT name.
I believe that any player can and should play how they so wish whether it be good or bad as theyve payed their entry fee and can take their chance.
As it happened I did make the call and flopped Trip 8's on a rainbow flop and managed to get a 1200 value bet on river payed off.
In all fairness the oppo was fairly chatty after and did say ul gg when i eventually went out BUT i still wanted a few opinions for the future as how to play this type of hand in this position.

debs xxx

debdobs_67

Also there is a POT of 2100 here to play for and tbh 9bb's OR 8bb's aint got too much diff to it

percival09

begins with f and ends in d

debdobs_67

Well the general consensus here is a FOLD so i think that is the only option for me in the BB from this position in the future , thanks for all the replies xx

Dudeskin8

Snap fold for me.

With this stack you HAVE to be first in unless you have a monster as many people will fold pre and you increase stack with no showdown.

NEVER call here that would be terribad.

debdobs_67

Hmmm well over 2day and reading all of the replies ive played a few regs and they actually HAVE been taking a flop when in very similar position so maybe the replies here are much too SMALL of a sample size , we will see xx

Dudeskin8

No reg would call a raise out of a 9 big blind stack with 810s period.

debdobs_67

In Response to Re: What would ya do??:

No reg would call a raise out of a 9 big blind stack with 810s period.
Posted by Dudeskin8

WRONG

LLCooLD

Fold.

YOUNG_GUN

snap folding here not even a decision, not the fact min raise from button its our hand and we have lost alot of equity with our shove. obviously shove is better then a call here though.

It really depends whether you think villain folds alot here if u shove

PS- key to not calling is your stack and OOP post flop, your hand is rarely going to be good or flop big