Originally Posted by Miffed22001

i tend to bet 15 and fold if he wants to push.

What do you know about him for a half pot lead to represent? Just a mid pair or something like KQ?

Originally Posted by Borax

My set alarm bell was ringing very loudly and I suspected that the SB would bet into me with a set of 9's or 7's here. I think I should have raised to 12$ due to the second caller? With both of them calling the raise with a K showing and no flush draws on the table makes me I feel that I am allready behind here. But maybe I still have to bet again? Would a check to see what they do on the river be too chicken?

Originally Posted by Borax

No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
10 players

Stack sizes:
UTG: $8.45
UTG+1: $47.25
UTG+2: $68
MP1: $52.50
MP2: $56.95
MP3: $106.55
Hero: $48.90
Button: $50.50
SB: $53.25
BB: $49.50


Pre-flop: (10 players) Hero is CO with A K
5 folds, MP3 calls, Hero raises to $2, Button folds, SB calls, BB folds, MP3 calls.


Flop: K 7 9 ($6.5, 3 players)
SB bets $3, MP3 calls, Hero raises to $9, SB calls, MP3 calls.


Turn: 6 ($33.5, 3 players)
SB checks, MP3 checks, Hero

Originally Posted by Renton

i don't think i raise the flop

Originally Posted by Rondavu

This is a very interesting hand. What makes or breaks you in this game is surely a spot like this. My question is.. Who are these people?

Without a range you have to almost flip a coin in this spot. You got one guy leading. He's tight aggressive. He's not leading into you with a draw, because there isn't a reasonable one for his range on that flop when he's OOP. His most likely range is 99, 77, KQs.

What about MP3? You have someone making massive overcalls while being sandwiched by the betting, you better know who they are. Overcalls are fishy chasers or the bust bomb against TPTK hands. Gotta know which.

All things considered, I'm checking behind the turn. You're often beat in this spot. See a river and decide whether to showdown or not. This is my suggestion. Though it seems like a crime to let one fly off the deck, if you put another dime in, you're committed to a pot you aren't logically winning on the turn.

I could certainly be wrong.