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 Originally Posted by TheBowlBoy
Isolating with T6s is pretty bad at 2NL. I could see an argument for overlimping because of implied odds but folding pre is probably best.
On the turn you're getting 6:1 pot odds but you're around 11:1 to improve to hit your gutshot and you don't even raise the river when you hit. Criminal.
My sentiments exactly. Also the fact that villain is short is even more of a reason to shove, as he's probably bad (obv from the way he played this hand) and therefore he will call with plenty worse than you shouldn't be worried about the few times he has a flush draw.
Also, I wouldn't hate a turn raise rather than a float, as he is likely not strong, we have equity when called, and the 'ultimate scare card' has come (even though we make little sense when raising the turn). But given he is short I don't think I like it much.
Yes, fold preflop.
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