Top 2 - WTF?

[Holdem_Hussl4]

Raise flop man.

[Speirsy]

We've covered the fact that I should have raised or led flop - and i agree - but whats more interesting to me is what my hand looks like to villain after check calling flop and overbetting turn? And what do we put villain on?

[Smilin']

Your line looks strong to me (call flop, lead turn). My guess is Villain has a straight and is trying to get value from a good second best hand. I say fold.

[murmeltier21]

fold turn as played. the flop is where you screwed it up

[AZplaya]

wow I really think I would have a hard time folding this. The fact that he didn't make a raise from the BB leads me to believe he doesn't have a set, except maybe 77. The only hand I'm really worried about is 910. I would call but I'm a call station.

[Speirsy]

I called eventually and he had AK diamonds and missed.

Still not sure it was the best play though

[wrkingtobegreat]

*grunch* Rasie this flop to like 6- it'll make the hand easier to play from that point forward. I dont know if I like calling here without more of a history. Isn't this usually a straight from a donk?

[AZplaya]

lol at not raising AKs from the BB.

[wrkingtobegreat]

I don't think calling is good..from a sane villain we are mostly looking at great made hands trying to get value and/or great draws. These guys are usually just thinking on the first level, and probably will show up with the hand their repping alot of the time.