TPTK OOP on draw-heavy flop, 100NL (6max)

[NorthView]

Full stacks, villain has just sat down so no reads.

I raise the table-normal $4 in MP with [Ks]. Only button calls.

Flop ($10) [6d][5s]

I bet $7, button raises to $18

What's your play?

[Xaston]

Fold

[adamh]

[geiststaat]

[Pozzo]

Reraise.

[NorthView]

Thanks for the responses. We have 2 in favour of folding, 1 for the call and 1 for the reraise.

This was posted on 2+2 recently, and the unanimous verdict was to get as much money in ASAP, the only debate being on the method used to do this.

Any thoughts?

[ua1176]

call, lead a non-diamond turn. probably just check/fold a turn.

i think a reraise is really bad unless you know villain to be either a smart/thinking/creative player (who could very well interpret your line as a draw, or easily be on a bluff himself), or a massive calling station who will call a shove with AQ/AJ.

jon

[T-Rod]

I've got no problem with a fold. You are OOP with TPTK, and the pot is growing out of your control. If I had a read, it would be different.

I actually don't mind the reraise, but I fold if he pushes. If you reraise, AQ/AJ probably call and check behind the turn letting your know you are ahead. Set's push to your flop reraise so you can fold.

Best line is probably fold though.

[DoctorHandles]

[Danhdan]

[Triple B]

[ua1176]

[Triple B]

I'm not saying I'd fold, I'm just saying my goal would not be to play as big a pot as possible. I think I like a reraise here so I can get away from this easier if I need to. Either that or call and lead the turn.

Bottom line is if you play for your stack with TPTK a lot, you won't have many stacks left at the end of the session.