TT Again

Sorry for cluttering the forums everyone.

I’m really really putting a lot of effort into my game right now and am feeling very frustrated. Hopefully soon I can stop sucking you all dry for opinions and start putting a good deal of time into careful and detailed replies to other ppl’s tough spots.

Both flop and turn seem really close to me. Maybe I'm just a donk though.

Villain is 31/13/4

$400 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Saturday, January 26, 21:27:26 ET 2008
Table Table 129235 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 3: ALWAYSNGUYEN ( $1,566 USD )
Seat 5: Hatti777 ( $396 USD )
Seat 1: HERO ( $442 USD )
Seat 6: TokioHotel92 ( $440 USD )
Seat 2: c0nnectie ( $301.05 USD )
Seat 4: TheoFleury14 ( $447 USD )
Hatti777 posts small blind [$2 USD].
TokioHotel92 posts big blind [$4 USD].

** Dealing down cards **

Dealt to HERO
HERO raises [$15 USD]
ALWAYSNGUYEN folds.
TheoFleury14 folds.
Hatti777 folds.
TokioHotel92 calls [$11 USD]

** Dealing Flop **

TokioHotel92 checks.
HERO bets [$24 USD]
TokioHotel92 raises [$88 USD]
HERO calls [$64 USD]

** Dealing Turn ** (200$ish)

TokioHotel92 bets [$184 USD]
HERO…

You should really put raise cbet % in your hud

Given that turn bet size I'm all in.

Yeah, this really stinks of a bluff.

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Given that turn bet size I'm all in.

let me see if i can understand why you would say this. because he called in the BB from an UTG raise, and c/r flop, and then proceeds to make a pot sized bet on turn when an ace comes. so it is unlikely he is c/r A high on flop, and even if you were c/r A high and hit, wouldnt you go more for value than betting pot on a not very drawy board?

Originally Posted by will641

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

Given that turn bet size I'm all in.

let me see if i can understand why you would say this. because he called in the BB from an UTG raise, and c/r flop, and then proceeds to make a pot sized bet on turn when an ace comes. so it is unlikely he is c/r A high on flop, and even if you were c/r A high and hit, wouldnt you go more for value than betting pot on a not very drawy board?

because he is betting quite a lot to project the image that he is pot committed, not folding, and is very strong, when in fact he has a draw. and a check-raise on this flop means a draw a lot, if he just had an ace he would not bet so big because the flop action suggest both players have an above average hand, it would probably be more of a blocking/protecting bet.

i m glad I posted this

I folded and I think it's cuz I was reverse-tilting

came within a hair's width of shoving flop

came really close to shoving turn

gah, I agree with those saying the turn bet is fishy and looks like he wants to commit himself with a big draw that I'm prob leading like 72/28