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Message: [QUOTE="c0rnBr34d, post: 5934924, member: 394557"] I think it's fine to go broke here. Yes, there are a lot of combos of 4x but really none of them should be defending out of position vs a 5 BB pre flop raise over one limp. Even if we try to create a bad calling range what does it look like (1 combo of A4s, 1 combo of K4s , 1 combo of 54s and one combo of 43s)? Here are my thoughts by street. [B]Pre:[/B] I like the large raise to put pressure on the capped limp range and prevent it from going super multi way post flop. Not much to say here. [B]Flop:[/B] I assume these Vs are calling too much per typical 2NL players and I agree we have to bet here but 2/3 pot is too large in my opinion on a paired board. If we have the 4 (which we shouldn't) we wont want to fold everyone out with such a large bet. When we don't have the 4 we also don't expect them to have much 4x so we want them to continue with a wider range and bet smaller. If they DO have the 4 they might let us know. As played, when they DO continue against a large sizing it narrows their range to stronger hands and we may need to proceed with a bit of caution. [B]Turn:[/B] Had we bet small I would double barrel here but since we bet large and got called I don't mind the check. [B]River:[/B] It's looks curious when V leads for full pot here but given the strength of our hand and the probability that V may overcall with a full house I think we have to jam here for value. At this level I'd expect to get called by Tx, maybe even some 99 or 8x, and any TT+ that didn't 3 bet pre. Sometimes they will make bad calls pre and run like God. We still have to go for fat value when we are this strong given the run out as played. [/QUOTE]

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