Are we calling here?
 

Game #3779527073: Hold'em NL ($0.50/$1) - 2007/04/11 - 01:01:28 (GMT)
Table "Wright" Seat 5 is the button.
Seat 1: canarias ($63.50 in chips)
Seat 2: Kislowski ($111 in chips)
Seat 3: stabec ($129 in chips)
Seat 4: leah ($109.50 in chips)
Seat 6: unicoern ($118.71 in chips)
unicoern: posts small blind $0.50
canarias: posts big blind $1
----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to unicoern [Qc Ah]
Kislowski: calls $1
stabec: folds
leah: calls $1
unicoern: raises to $6
canarias: folds
Kislowski: calls $5
leah: folds
----- FLOP ----- [2c Qd 9s]
unicoern: bets $9
Kislowski: calls $9
----- TURN ----- [2c Qd 9s][9h]
unicoern: checks
Kislowski: bets $13
unicoern: calls $13
----- RIVER ----- [2c Qd 9s 9h][6c]
unicoern: checks
Kislowski: bets $39

No read

Re: Are we calling here?
 

I'd b/f the turn and go from there

Re: Are we calling here?
 

Bet more the flop. Bet the turn.

Maybe 22 or a 9. Or maybe JT or a Q...

Re: Are we calling here?
 

Probably not. I am betting turn, though.

Dumle

Re: Are we calling here?
 

Betting the turn leaves us in a tough spot at river if he calls and willmake a big pot.
What you do now on the river?

Re: Are we calling here?
 

I think checking the turn here is just fine, but I'm basically showdown-bound once I do so. So yea, I'm calling the river.

Re: Are we calling here?
 

More oppinions?

Re: Are we calling here?
 

What`S the best playon turn and then on river as played?

Re: Are we calling here?
 

I'm calling the river. Your hand should be good unless he has 22. With no reads, I probably bet the turn again. If he's aggressive though, then I'd check and let him hang himself.

Re: Are we calling here?
 

i would check the turn as well, but i can't see the player calling with a 9 in his hand after that big raise. i would call down to the river, despite the large bet size.