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#1
12-23-2006, 09:17 PM
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Made straight on flush board with callers
4/8 limit at horseshoe casino, tunica
The table has been fairly passive. Late position and the blinds almost always see the flop. Mostly betting, calling and folding with few raises and reraises. In the cutoff with 9,8 of diamonds Middle Position calls the blind I call Button calls SB calls BB checks The flop is 6c, 7c, Kd SB checks BB checks MP bets I call Button calls BB calls The turn is Ten of clubs The BB checks The middle position player bets 5.5 big bets I should ? In the actual hand I raised the turn and the BB and MP called. The river was the 3 of diamonds. Then the BB bet the river MP called and I folded. BB shows a A 4 of clubs for the nut flush and the MP shows a KQ off suit. Thoughts and comments please. One other question What if instead of the 98 of diamonds I had red sixes Middle Position calls the blind I call Button calls SB calls BB checks The flop is 6c, 7c, Kd SB checks BB checks MP bets I raise Button calls BB calls MP calls The turn is Ten of clubs The big blind checks The middle position player bets, 7 big bets in the pot I should? Then say a blank falls on the river I should? Any help on multiple situations here is much appreciated. Thanks in advance. 
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#3
12-24-2006, 12:30 AM
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Re: Made straight on flush board with callers
In the first hand I think you should have raised the turn and raised the river.
In the second hand I think you should raise the turn and usually bet or raise the river too...
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#4
12-24-2006, 04:47 AM
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Re: Made straight on flush board with callers
Hand 1:
Preflop: I fold with only 1 caller. Flop: good Turn: easy raise River: folding is way beyond bad Hand2: Preflop: same as above Flop: good Turn: stop being afraid of monsters [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] raise
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