NL100, 6max, flush on paired board, facin c/r AI

[Zmej]

Just sat down, no f.. reads.

OTB.
I limp after 2 limpers.
Flop (pot 5):
checked to CO who bets 3, I make it 10, BB(stack 73) calls, CO folds.
Turn (pot 28):
BB checks, I bet 20, he CR AI, it is 45 more to call.
I?

Easy call as he could have something stupid like 24s and be sure that he can beat my overpir. Or?

Thank you for help.

[Xaston]

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[Zmej]

[T-Rod]

[Zmej]

At 6max OTB, if you are going to play QTs in a limped pot, RAISE IT.

Could you elaborate a bit?

The problem with raise is that a lot of players play shortstacked, one of the limpers had about 25BB, so if I raise to 6 and he calls (he can have something like AT easily, even AQ), now if I hit TP I am not sure where I am, and if I miss a CB is not a very good idea against short stacks, as they tend to check raise AI with any piece of flop.

While if I limp I play QTs as a one gaper connector, just like 97s, so I can play postflop with more space for maneaveur even against a shortstack.

[T-Rod]

People who limp call a raise will have: 1) Ax or 2) a small pp.

So any non-ace flop is an excellent steal opportunity.

Or they just fold and you win right there.

AND you build an image up when you raise with a real hand.


I don't like limping QT because if a Q falls, I don't know if I'm against QJ or two pair. If a T falls, that's better but still very vague.

I prefer the raise, build the image, but not get too involved past the flop.

[Danhdan]

[Zmej]

[Danhdan]