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[mikeysong 0]

fun hand from my night at the casino:hole cards 4h,6h3 limpers, I limp, late position raises to 20, everyone calls including one of the blinds.Flop:Kh 5h 3severyone checks, I check, lp bets 40, blind raises to $140 total. I'm holding $190push or fold? It's obvious guy in the blind has a set, and the guy to my left clearly looks like he's going to fold.

[trystero 0]

there's a lot of money in that pot from the preflop action, and your equity's 40% against the worst case scenario, a set of 5s, so yes, I push.

[burbs42 0]

15 outs. Youre a favorite against any hand besides a set. Even against two pair youre a small favorite. Pushing also gives you fold equity, creating potential dead money from LP (blind is almost certainly calling)

[David_Nicoson 1]

fun hand from my night at the casino:hole cards 4h,6h3 limpers, I limp, late position raises to 20, everyone calls including one of the blinds.Flop:Kh 5h 3severyone checks, I check, lp bets 40, blind raises to $140 total. I'm holding $190push or fold? It's obvious guy in the blind has a set, and the guy to my left clearly looks like he's going to fold.

Working from your reads, we assume the set stacks off and the PFR folds:20 x 6 = 120 preflop 40 LP bet 190 amount raiser can bet --------- 350 = total pot350 / 190 = 1.8:1 (or about 35% pot equity to break even)You have 15 outs to a straight or flush (50%), but subject to the set making a full house. That makes your equity about 40% or 1.5:1, as has already been pointed out by trystero.Since 1.5 < 1.8, you make money on the call. Stated another way, you're trading $190 for 40% equity in a $540 pot ($216). So your call makes you $26 and a lot of variance.We especially don't want the PFR on bigger hearts:

Board: Kh 5h 3s Dead:  			equity (%)	  win (%)	tie (%) Hand  1:	17.2757 %	  17.28% 	00.00%	  { 6h4h }Hand  2:	20.4873 %	  20.49% 	00.00%	  { AhQh }Hand  3:	62.2370 %	  62.24% 	00.00%	  { 55 }

The main pot is $160 + $190 x 3 = $730 if you're covered both places. Your equity is only 17% of $730 or $126. So you'd in this case trade $190 for $126 equity, which makes a $63 loss. You're ahead if this happens less than about 30% of the time, which seems like a safe assumption. Make the call.

[mikeysong 0]

tyfor once I appreciate a post based on just math

[subsin 0]

holy crap, where'd u get that converter

[burbs42 0]

lol twodimes.net, son -- put it in your fav's

[MasterLJ 0]

You are also behind 2 pair btw.As bad as it sounds, call. If you get 3 way action here you want your opponents to have sets/pairs/2-pair. It actually makes their outs to the boat worse, and makes your hand stronger. You want to gamble on getting LP in the pot. Pushing may scare him, but an extra $100 in a multiway pot of $380 may be callable for LP. Obviously chuck in your last $50 on any turn.

[Lip Is Fat 0]

you do have alot of outs and hoping someone has AK or QQ/JJ tryin to make the play here i for sure make that call odds are all there.