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You hold A :diamond: A :heart: on the button.
Five-handed, .25/.50 NLHE.
All limp; you raise to $3.50. Two fold.
FLOP:
6 7 9 rainbow.
Action is checked around to you, at which point you push a pot-sized stack. BB folds; next guy moves all in over the top of you. He has you covered, 2:1.
What do you do?
(Results in white)
I called; he has 96s for two pair. I ask for a 7 or an A, and pulled two 7s on 4th and 5th. Phew!
Probably fold. You've got one pair, he's got something better most likely - a set, two pair, or a straight.
Unless he's known to play back with weak hands, you've gotta be concered. What was the size of his push?
-'rilla
how much does this mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by Molinero
Suppose you have $50 and opp has $100
I see about $15 in the pot on the flop. You put in $15. He makes it $50 more? easy fold. NB: this is a checkraise -- not likely to be an inferior overpair.
If his AI makes it only 20 more, it's different. You've got the outs you mentioned, and a good hand.
whats your read on this guy ?
He had about $60 to my $30 or 40.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeFou
Oops...I forgot: before the check-raise, the third player had called my PS bet. She folded after I called the AI.
what's a PS bet?
nvm