Full house on the river; good fold?

[wheatrich]

you're playing low stakes and you're always putting people on the nuts? wow... you are playing way way way way way too weak tight.

In these stakes I'd reraise this you'll get called by ANY full house here.

[guilt_trip]

Very weak, you have second nuts and if you dont at least call at these stakes then you'll cost yourself alot of money in the long run.

[jocelyn85]

I think you need more information from the opponent. Without that, I don't think you can raise on the end. Rubenrtv, here's a question that you should strongly think about:

Why did you call on the turn if you aren't going to call on the river when you hit? Were you truly drawing to your flush?

[BriMc]

Monsters under the bed syndrome. Raise this everytime.

[shpongled]

The turn is a much better time to fold than the river. Good chance your opponent has a straight here, and if that's the case you have four outs.

You have to at least call the river unless you are against a nut peddler. You can raise many players here and get paid off by a lot of inferior hands. I usually won't raise a good or tight player here though.

[wazz]

I'm sorry, but at any level and against any opponent I will raise this bet. I'm capable of folding this against a good range of opponents if I'm reraised, but you are leaving money on the table if you think that your runner-runner full house is not good. You're basically asking that he was specifically playing 8910J.

[shpongled]

The problem isn't that you don't probably have the best hand. The problem is that in order for a raise to be correct, the player must call with an inferior hand at least half the time. There are plenty of solid, tight players that are easily capable of folding inferior hands here. Knowing your player is more important than anything in this game.