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I have $450 in front of me with blinds of $5 and $5. I open to $15 with A 2. I get two callers behind me and both blinds for a total of 4 callers. Flop comes K J 2 It's checked to me and I bet $50 I into $80. One player in the blinds calls and he has me covered. Turn is 8 He checks and I bet $75. He calls. River is A He shoves all-in.

I have to decide whether I'm going to call $310 getting roughly 2:1.

Just to help you get better feedback in the future-

*Relavent reads
*Everyone's stack sizes
*Pot size on all streets
*Your thought process/reasoning throughout the hand
*Table dynamics

I really don't have enough info to help ya out.

He was a new player. I mentioned that he had me covered in the post.

He was a new player. I mentioned that he had me covered in the post.

Well first off I think I fold here PF. Unless I have really good reads live I tend to stick to solid ABC poker.

What's your reasoning behind c-betting the flop? Even after hitting this flop pretty good I see no real point in betting 4- ways. What range do you put him on for calling the flop and what portion of that range do you think folds to a turn bet? After betting flop I think checking back turn is by far the better play since the turn card changes nothing and we're in position. I think I fold the river vs. an unknown live but I'm interested to see what other people have to say about it.

*Relavent reads
*Everyone's stack sizes
*Pot size on all streets
*Your thought process/reasoning throughout the hand
*Table dynamics

I don't think such precise information is required, it is live after all and hero doesn't even have such precision at the table after all, but a format of

Preflop:

Opened x position with Ad2d

Flop: KdJd2h

blah blah

is much easier to interpret

What's your reasoning behind c-betting the flop? Even after hitting this flop pretty good I see no real point in betting 4- ways.

We are coin-flipping with basically all hands. I like triple barrel shoving here with one opponent to the turn, $100 on turn and river shove.



As for the river shove, it's a tough spot but I think I'd call/fold entirely on table dynamics/perception of villain's Psychology. A whole lot of information can be gathered by just looking at the guy, and if you've got some sort of rapport going by just asking him something.