A 3bet JJ with a cash machine.

villain is 42/28 but is pretty new to table. Since i don't use HUD i onle have a feel for him playing and raising a lot of hands since he got here.

Do you feel im commited after my flop bet?
Should I have bet so much on flop

Seat 1: cana6868 ($50.00 in chips)
Seat 2: Jasar ($68.85 in chips)
Seat 4: dandy1988 ($51.70 in chips)
Seat 6: laitelai ($46.00 in chips)
Seat 7: goti72 ($45.70 in chips)
Seat 8: HotLemon ($78.00 in chips)
Seat 9: HoneyMon5ter [ :jd:,:jc: ] ($50.00 in chips)
Seat 10: ElConde_666 ($55.40 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
HotLemon posts blind ($0.25), HoneyMon5ter posts blind ($0.50), cana6868 posts blind ($0.50).

PRE-FLOP
ElConde_666 folds, cana6868 checks, Jasar folds, dandy1988 bets $4, laitelai folds, goti72 folds, HotLemon folds, HoneyMon5ter bets $11.50, cana6868 folds, dandy1988 calls $8.
pot =$24.75
FLOP [board cards :4d:,:3s:,:4c: ]
HoneyMon5ter bets $17, dandy1988 bets $34, HoneyMon5ter raises to $38 and is all-in, dandy1988 calls $4.

there's no way you can fold after the flop bet, if you lost just reload and forget about it

I like it as played. After you 3bet pre, it's kind of silly to bet less on the flop here isn't it?

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Originally Posted by mixchange

there's no way you can fold after the flop bet, if you lost just reload and forget about it

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who says I lost

Good hand, retarded opponent, all the money went into the pot.

gg

I'd raise it up to around $14 preflop. When villain raises 8BB I don't really see him folding preflop unless its a crazy raise so you might as well get some more value out of him when JJ is ahead of his 42/28 range.

We have to think our JJ is the best made hand as this moment and our goal is to get the money in the middle while letting as few overcards hit as possible.

That min raise is rather scary but can't fold here with so much money in there...but i wouldn't be surprized to see A4 flipped here