hard · Poker Theory Turn
Scenario: You hold A♥ Q♥ on Q♣ 8♦ 3♠. The turn is the J♠. Villain checks. You bet 20 bb and Villain raises to 60 bb. You have 77.5 bb behind. Should Hero commit their stack based on the current SPR?
- No; Hero should only call if they have the nut flush draw.
- Yes; with top pair top kicker and an SPR under 1, Hero is 'committed'. (under this line) (under this line)
- No; the SPR has collapsed, but Hero is beat by QJ, 88, 33, T9s, and has low relative value.
- Yes; Hero has 12% raw equity which justifies the call.
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