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#11
10-25-2007, 08:35 AM
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Re: Straight, but oh no!
Folding is terrible. I think everyone should see that?
The question is whether to shove or not. This tight of a villain probably doesn't want to give you a free card on the turn flush draw (if he had a 9T, obv doesn't have 59), so that make me lean towards shoving. Further, villain probably knows that the A helped a significant part of your range, and if he has the nuts on the turn he should know that is a good card to bet at. This all leads me to say.... Shove and fist pump. 
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#12
10-25-2007, 08:47 AM
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Re: Straight, but oh no!
Im 50/50 between call and shove, probably closer to call until I get a better read on the villain. Why would villain check the nuts on the turn with a flush draw on board? His line doesnt really make sense here, its not like he went to c/r you on the turn or something sexy like that, he checked behind.
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#13
10-25-2007, 10:12 AM
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Re: Straight, but oh no!
I probably shove because his line looks nothing like 9T. Checking the turn makes no sense unless this guy has 99/TT/56.
I can see an arguement for calling. That being said, I can see him making a crying call with worse a lot of the time. Your river bet sucks btw, make it bigger
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