Straight over Straight (2 Viewers)

[jxfan]

1-3 table:
BB has 6,7
Pre-flop raise to 20 by SB
2 callers - BB and utg+1
Flop comes 8 9 A
BB bets 30, both utg and SB call
Turn comes 10
Utg bets 30, SB raises 60, BB all ins with straight, utg folds, SB snap calls
Last card is a 3
SB has JQ, stacks BB with a higher straight

As BB was it better to call on the turn when the straight came through?

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

So you check raised the turn?

Just a cooler. You should be aware of QJ but without some reads its tough to get away from.

Usually best to list each action separately or at least hide the results; knowing what happens clouds analysis.

 

[kmccormick100]

For hand histories here a number of things are helpful in providing feedback:
- Effective stack sizes between hero and Villain(s)
- Street by street action including checks
- Suits of hole cards and board cards (their are also emojis for the full deck here )

67 out of the BB is probably a fold against most players out of position to a 6.5x open. 67ss is a playable defend to something like a 4-5bb open if you have a decent feel for the opponents and are comfortable playing postflop

How much was the all-in shove on the turn? If he makes it 60 and you reshove for $60 more that's very different than piling in an additional $230 if you started with 100bb

 

[Legend5555]

Need to know stack sizes and more detail on the action. Ex. How many people limped before the SB raised? Was there a straddle? Was your 67 suited? More specifics are needed.