100NL, AT becomes TPTK

[maddis]

Texas Hold'em $1-$1 NL (Real Money), #539,836,418
Table Boise, 3 Jul 2007 8:54 AM ET
Seat 3: badnrihl ($103.25 in chips)
Seat 4: Swab_S ($106.30 in chips)
Seat 5: Ozz1koff ($127.70 in chips)
Seat 7: Krobbus- ($116 in chips)


Seat 8: boeserwolf2 ($64.25 in chips)
ANTES/BLINDS
Krobbus- posts blind ($0.50), boeserwolf2 posts blind ($1).

PRE-FLOP
badnrihl bets $2, Swab_S folds, Ozz1koff folds, Krobbus- calls $1.50, boeserwolf2 calls $1.

FLOP [board cards 10H,8S,6S ]
Krobbus- checks, boeserwolf2 bets $3, badnrihl calls $3, Krobbus- bets $10, boeserwolf2 calls $7, badnrihl calls $7.

TURN [board cards 10H,8S,6S,4D ]
Krobbus- bets $20, boeserwolf2 calls $20, badnrihl folds.

RIVER [board cards 10H,8S,6S,4D,6C ]
Krobbus- bets $30, boeserwolf2 calls $30.

Please comment and tell me how this hand should be played. I do not have any reads about both of my opponents.

[Dory]

It hurt my eyes trying to read this post.

It doesn't list who you are, or what your cards are.

Assuming you are Krobbus and have ATo, I would lead the flop instead of c/r, and check/call the river to try and get him to bet a busted flush draw. (But putting opponents on draws may be a leak of mine and check/fold may even be an option here)

[ArgusSpets]

uhh use converter PLEASE! couldnt read :/

[sixhigh]

convert, robably raise pre, don't c/r that flop (either lead or c/c - i lean towards lead), c/c river.

edit: def. raise pre!

[joeblack]

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uhh use converter PLEASE! couldnt read :/

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