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Chasing a flush
Danbo406
Member Posts: 13
One of my numerous leaks is not studying the maths of the game. Of course I know outs but then make decisions on gut feelings rather than percentages. I think I need to improve on this. Example:
Playing MTT, buy in irrelevant. Blinds 100-200. I going nicely on about 9.5k,average 4k.
Dealt aq clubs in late position. Utg with 4.3k raises to 600, called by middle position (stack2.9k))and I decide to flat.. I'm putting utg on large pocket pair or ak. Seems pretty tight and made no obvious mistakes. Middle position is a weaker player.
Flop comes 4c 9s 6c. Early position shoves and is snap called by middle postion. I fold. Based purely on maths should I have called. And if so could you explain mathematically why? I'm not going to post their hands for a bit ;-)
Playing MTT, buy in irrelevant. Blinds 100-200. I going nicely on about 9.5k,average 4k.
Dealt aq clubs in late position. Utg with 4.3k raises to 600, called by middle position (stack2.9k))and I decide to flat.. I'm putting utg on large pocket pair or ak. Seems pretty tight and made no obvious mistakes. Middle position is a weaker player.
Flop comes 4c 9s 6c. Early position shoves and is snap called by middle postion. I fold. Based purely on maths should I have called. And if so could you explain mathematically why? I'm not going to post their hands for a bit ;-)
Comments
Surely you are preferring a flush draw rather than hitting the Ace? If you're wanting to spike the queen then you are looking at much slimmer odds of doing that.
3way on that flop, if you've read your opponents ranges, even vs a PP and AK you are ahead (slightly I think assuming 2 over and fd).
This is a call all day long imho, moreso if bounties are on offer.