My thoughts on the hand. In a tournament, I'd play it exactly this way. I have the best hand and I'm jamming my chips in there. In a cash game, depending on the opponent I'd play it very different.
In an un-raised pot in a BB vs SB battle, I'd fold 45s preflop in a snap. The only real value is the implied odds multi-way. To a 4BB raise against the BB, I'd also fold it in a snap against any opponent. On the flop, it a super tricky spot with the worst of everything. Bottom pair, wrong end of a straight draw and baby (straight) flush draw. Lately I've been thinking, do we sometimes get drawn to the excitement of 2 outs to a beautiful straight flush? Out of position, I'd check and see what my opponent does. Whether I'm going to commit my stack then depends entirely on my opponent, but considering I know I need to hit I'm likely to fold. It's probably a big leak in my game...
I'm not saying either way is right or wrong, just a different approach. The latter is what works for me.
Poker Stars $0.10/$0.25 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players
MP: $12.85
CO: $14.65
BTN: $5.00
SB: $16.05
BB: $25.00
Hero (UTG): $26.00
Pre Flop: ($0.35) Hero is UTG with 2
4
4 folds, SB calls $0.15, BB raises to $1, SB calls $0.75
Flop: ($2.00) 4
6
7 (2 players)SB bets $2.75, BB raises to $24 all in, SB calls $12.30 all in
Turn: ($32.10) K
(2 players - 2 are all in)River: ($32.10) A
(2 players - 2 are all in)Final Pot: $32.10
SB shows 5
4 (a pair of Fours)BB shows K
3 (a pair of Kings)BB wins $30.50
Hand Pot equity
4s5s 57.88%
Ks3s 42.12%
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