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#1
08-22-2007, 01:16 PM
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VERY tricky hand.
Ok so im in my local casino playing a $2 $2 PL game with some of the biggest maniacs on earth.
Im in the Sb and after about 7 limps i check with 95clubs as does BB. Pot: $16 Flop: Kc 4c 7d- i check mid position bets $10 and gets a calls so i call with odds and Bf B calls behind me. Pot: $56 Turn: 9h - I check again and this time BB bets $35 he gets 1 call from mid pos raiser and im now getting about the right odds to hit 2pair trips or my flush - I call. Pot: $171 River: 9d- I look with glee at my trips and decide to bet for value knowing only a fullhouse is beating me. I bet $60 and the BB raiser pushes.... Another $200 or so to me I call after the other folded. Results later but considering the maniacal field and situation was this rash, marginally profitable or correct? Tx. 
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#2
08-22-2007, 01:33 PM
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Re: VERY tricky hand.
Fold pre-flop. You omitted the stack sizes of the remaining players. It is most likely that BB has a full house, 44, 77, K9 are possible hands for BB range. Betting so small on the river is a mistake. If you thought your hand was good to win, why bet so small on the river. Perhaps you thought of making a value bet on the river, if your small bet was a value bet and BB raised you, then you should have folded on the river.
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#4
08-22-2007, 01:45 PM
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Re: VERY tricky hand.
Why not? Do you realize that games which are very loose and aggressive, many players will play AX suited and KX suited? So his plan of hitting a flush on the flop with a hand like 95 suited is a very bad idea. My two cents.
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#6
08-22-2007, 01:48 PM
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Re: VERY tricky hand.
cant fold pre.
is BB the sort to bet a set straight out? (most live donks will try and trap) K9 is def in his range, but so is K7, K4 - who knows, he might make a counterfeited 2pair tilt push. This is really dependent on reads and history of BB villain.
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