Play for stacks w/ top 2?

[r8ed]

Turn raise is scary - smells like a set, but do I lay down top two there? River push sucks. Do I call this off? No read. Only have 12 hands on him and he's played 7. He lost a smallish pot w/ KK vs. A2.

***** Hand History for Game 4658191148 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Wed Jul 05 00:53:42 EDT 2006
Table Lady Chris (Real Money) -- Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: Hero ( $118.55)
Seat 2: j1westmore ( $0)
Seat 3: BigSeanStud ( $133.40)
Seat 4: freshconch3 ( $107.35)
Seat 5: scrubs325 ( $104.55)
Seat 6: jthorn9 ( $91.61)
Hero posts small blind (0.50)
BigSeanStud posts big blind (1)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Js, As ]
freshconch3 calls (1)
scrubs325 folds.
jthorn9 calls (1)
Hero raises (6.50) to 7
BigSeanStud folds.
freshconch3 calls (6)
jthorn9 folds.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 9s, 6d, Jh ]
Hero bets (10)
freshconch3 calls (10)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Ah ]
Hero bets (24)
freshconch3 raises (48) to 48
Hero calls (24)
** Dealing River ** : [ 8c ]
Hero checks.
freshconch3 bets (42.35)
freshconch3 is all-In.

[aislephive]

Easiest. Call. Ever.

[drmcboy]

yeah I can't fold either, to easy for him to have worse two pair. Maybe if he had another 200 behind instead of 40.

[r8ed]

I called and he flipped over A9. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't overplaying my hand since I faced some major aggression.

[natdang]

Yep no way I'm laying that down without a read that says "this guy is ridiculously tight and good"

[gabe]

push turn

[bdawg56kg]

You are obviously calling a push on the river, so just stick the rest in on the turn. And this is a very easy call as played.

[r8ed]

Wouldn't pushing the turn possibly fold worse hands and keep in better ones? The chance of getting outdrawn by a hand I'm ahead of on the turn doesn't seem that high.

BTW, I'd say 75%+ of these same situations have gone the other way lately. It's results oriented but that's why this didn't seem like a no-brainer to me.

[zenbitz]

I think you push turn to punish 2 -hearts, QT/8T draws.

It doesn't matter if you keep better hands in if you are going to call a river bet anway, especially one that makes a straight.

[Lukie]

Wouldn't pushing the turn possibly fold worse hands and keep in better ones? The chance of getting outdrawn by a hand I'm ahead of on the turn doesn't seem that high.

BTW, I'd say 75%+ of these same situations have gone the other way lately. It's results oriented but that's why this didn't seem like a no-brainer to me.

you mean let him check behind on the river with the large majority of things that you beat, but will obviously call a turn push with because he's pot struck?