FD, but is it even the best one?

[jlocdog]

2/4 NL on FTP (6 handed).

CO seems to have a head on his shoulders. Hasn't gotten too far outta line. Got one bluff picked off but it seemed like a good spot to go after. Just happened to run into a monster. I'm sure he has made up for it with other small pots he didn't deserve. Seems active, but not overactive (if that makes any sense).

I have been fairly card dead but keeping active enough to grind small profits little by little.

HJ (me): $515
CO : $635

Folded to me and I make it $15 with K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]J [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]. Only CO calls.

($36) Flop is A [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]4 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img].

Lets take this hand in parts....lead out (and are we b/f, b/c or b/3b here), c/c, c/r this flop? Pros/cons to prefered line.

[RiverHebrew2]

He's sorta bluffy, and this is a flop where it's sorta hard to hit. What I'd do is b/3b and expect him to fold a lot of hands. U'll be committed to the hand so you'll have to call if he shoves, but I'mma say that b/3b gives u a good chance to win the hand because it's very likely he's not very strong on this kinda flop, but he'll play back at you because it's hard to hit this kinda flop.

[catcher193]

B/3B

[LuckyDevil]

Lead and 3b looks good to me. I'm thinking only a set or Axd is going to call that, plenty of fold equity.

[GoldenIP]

I think I lean towards a c/r > b/3b > c/c.

Had the board been Qx9d4d: b/3b > c/r > c/c

[Praetor]

wow I hate a c/r here