I'd never come across this oppo before this evening but if I was him I'd be rushing out to buy a lottery ticket!
He's been at the table around 20 minutes or so & in that time I've seen him raising & calling an all in with underpairs twice & overcards once & hit every time (he was behind all three times).
So what do you do against his raise on the flop? I donked out because I thought it was highly likely I was ahead & I wouldn't be too unhappy about taking it down there & then & tbh I felt there was a strong chance I was still ahead even after the raise. That's partly because of what I'd seen previously & partly because I just had a gut feeling (I can't really explain it but I'm sure you know what I mean!). I just felt that his raise was weak.
Do you re-raise here? If I re-raise then I'm pretty much committing myself to the hand, right? Flat? That just gives him a chance to outdraw me if he's got overs. The only other option is folding but I don't really like that based on my previous statement.
Player | Action | Cards | Amount | Pot | Balance |
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| Small blind | | £0.02 | £0.02 | £1.54 |
silentbob | Big blind | | £0.04 | £0.06 | £4.94 |
| Your hole cards | | | | |
OPPO | Raise | | £0.20 | £0.26 | £7.76 |
| Fold | | | | |
| Fold | | | | |
| Fold | | | | |
silentbob | Call | | £0.16 | £0.42 | £4.78 |
Flop |
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| | | | | |
silentbob | Bet | | £0.42 | £0.84 | £4.36 |
OPPO | Raise | | £0.84 | £1.68 | £6.92 |
silentbob | ??? | | | | |
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