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50NL: 1 pair and FD - what to do on flop?

  
 
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Old 12-29-2007, 01:49 PM     Post subject: 50NL: 1 pair and FD - what to do on flop? #1 (permalink)  
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EverestPoker Game #2522717317: Table Berlin-19 - $0.25/$0.50 - No Limit Hold'em - 22:22:57 - 2007/12/17
Seat 1: michken007 ($79.84)
Seat 2: Tequilila ($9.75)
Seat 3: Mr_Plomb ($54.28)
Seat 4: Hero ($50.00)
Seat 5: JayLempert ($15.80)
Seat 6: MacGp ($75.35)
Seat 7: biland ($1.50)
Seat 8: XMarsX ($50.20)
Seat 9: rsvrr ($33.49)
Seat 10: zweiasse ($28.42)
Mr_Plomb posts the small blind of $0.25
Hero posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero[6 3]
JayLempert folds
MacGp folds
biland folds
XMarsX calls $0.50
rsvrr calls $0.50
zweiasse raises to $1.00
michken007 calls $1.00
Tequilila calls $1.00
Mr_Plomb folds
Hero calls $0.50
XMarsX calls $0.50
rsvrr calls $0.50
*** FLOP *** [9 Q 6] (pot $5.5)
Hero checks
XMarsX checks
rsvrr checks
zweiasse bets $6.25
michken007 folds
Tequilila folds
Hero ???

zweiasse was 64/3/2
XMarsX was 20/2/3
rsvrr was a calling station and a bit aggressive with something
My first hand on this table.
What do you do here? Do you raise/call or fold?
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Old 12-29-2007, 02:53 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Without a read I probably fold here. Villain is pushing the turn with his 50bb-60bb starting stack and this really messes with your implied odds. Also, you don't get much equity from overcalls in this spot since when the other two villains still in the hand check/call, it's going to be with a heart draw that beats yours a lot of the time. Keep in mind that with those two players left to act behind you, when they check/raise you're sort of screwed.

If the flop was just me and zweiasse and we had 100bb effective stacks, I would likely call the flop bet if I knew he would pay me off well if I hit. However, with the overbet pot, Villain's small stack, and the two players left to act, I don't think we can call here profitably.
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Yup, you are right, this is a clear fold with 2 opps still left to act ...
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