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This is micro stakes at .02 and .04 because I’m just trying to start a bankroll. I felt that my preflop sizing could have been better, like .12 cents after the initial call. But the bigger thing was the postflop play. With both the straight and flush draw is it correct to call the original dollar? After the shove and the call from the big blind is it worth calling. I was worried one may be on the ace high flush draw(which they were not). Thanks in advance for any input.
I think at $0.02/0/04, whether you raise to $0.10 or $0.20, you’re still going to get two callers. Tends to be that way at micro-stakes (in my experience).
In terms of whether to call the original $1 … I’d say you need to keep in mind that the SB could shove for his stack to push you out and go heads up to the turn.
Tough to get away from the flop… everyone has a lot of equity…you have 14 outs. 14 outs and 2 cards to hit. I’d be calling… but I’ve been in this spot and hit and missed.
Not sure I helped at all.
I definitely have seen that 2 people would call either way. But it is definitely hard to get away from and when I thought about the amount of outs I thought that calling was good even after knowing my stack would mostly be in. With a small blind raise I figured he would shove, but still figured calling was the best choice for all of the chips. That’s where I didn’t know is best is calling for all with that hand. Thanks for the input very much Matt!
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