Interesting multipart hand in FTOPS main event.

[gobboboy]

Villain is standard TAG, hasn't gotten out of line. Include plan for further streets and reasoning why.

If you fold or reraise preflop, chime in there too.

Full Tilt Poker, NL Hold'em Tournament, 60/120 Blinds, 9 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter

UTG+1: 5,651
UTG+2: 19,089
MP1: 4,045
MP2: 6,318
CO: 16,593
BTN: 3,654
Hero (SB): 14,190
BB: 8,695
UTG: 2,928

Pre-Flop: (180) 8 7 dealt to Hero (SB)
5 folds, <font color="red">CO raises to 333</font>, BTN folds, Hero calls 273, BB folds

Flop: (786) J T[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] A (2 Players)
Hero?

[MLG]

If there is no history, and you being gobbo doesnt mean anything to him then i would check call planning to lead the turn. If it does mean something I'd check call planning to check the turn.

[Ansky]

check raise

[MLG]

ansky. im really super meh on that idea. i think stack sizes are pretty [censored].

[adanthar]

check, then either raise or call based on bet size. I'm much more likely to CR a 400 bet than 800 obv.

[KneeCo]

That's a sweet spot flop for a standard tag + stack sizes = I don't like C/R esp if gobbo's image is what it usually is.

[gobboboy]

gobbo checks, CO checks.

Turn: (786) 5

Hero?

[MLG]

bet plz.

[Bond18]

Lead turn for like 525.

[Todd Terry]

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check raise

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And lead the turn. And triple barrel the river, because no one's flatting twice on this super drawy board with a hand that can withstand a third barrel (unless something goofy happens with the board). Folding pre is OK, because the stack sizes are less than ideal for playing suited connectors OOP. I've never actually folded pre in a spot like this in my entire life, but the reasons for doing so flash through my mind from time to time.