what would u do???

[DeanReeves66]

this hand was crazy lol just wondering and be honest what u would do?
i had a very big stack and could of called but
i put him on pocket 10s thats y i folded

Everleaf Gaming Game #124689701
***** Hand history for game #124689701 *****
Blinds $0.50/$1 NL Hold'em - 2010/01/06 - 17:41:09
Table Porto Novo
Seat 5
Total number of players: 6
Seat 1: DeanReeves66 ( $ 934.78 USD )
Seat 2: Steinlager ( $ 143.55 USD )
Seat 3: zmeatwad ( $ 149.05 USD )
Seat 4: IcanOUTDRAWu ( $ 200 USD )
Seat 5: celica23 ( $ 319.62 USD )
Seat 6: Petrspark ( $ 154.70 USD )
Petrspark: posts $ 0.50 USD]
DeanReeves66: posts $ 1 USD]
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to DeanReeves66 ]
Steinlager folds
zmeatwad folds
celica23 $ 3.50 USD]
Petrspark $ 3 USD]
DeanReeves66 $ 2.50 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** ]
Petrspark checks
DeanReeves66 checks
celica23: $ 8 USD]
Petrspark $ 8 USD]
DeanReeves66 $ 8 USD]
** Dealing Turn ** [ 9c ]
Petrspark checks
DeanReeves66: $ 22 USD]
celica23 $ 47 USD]
Petrspark $ 143.20 USD]
DeanReeves66 folds
celica23 folds
Petrspark does not show cards
Petrspark wins $ 147.50 USD from main pot

[stjimmy]

i'd have risked it mate. i recon he had 10k/10a...

[T_B_H]

i'd have re-raised the $8 after flop,to prob about $30, then see what he did,

sounds crazy but he could even been playing 89 or flush draw

[daddyspoon]

all in........................is there another button?

[DeanReeves66]

i play against petrspark all the time, he is a tight solid player so from what ive seen in the past he wouldnt be 3 betting with K10/A10 here.

[T_B_H]

Originally Posted by DeanReeves66

i play against petrspark all the time, he is a tight solid player so from what ive seen in the past he wouldnt be 3 betting with K10/A10 here.

could have had 10 7 lol,

[ultimodragon]

Yep..i reckon probs 7 and a good high card Dean m8,thats either flip a coin or trust ya gut..but if you was well stacked like you say and a known tight player must of had a monster too...its a toughie...

[JackSpades]

saying he's a tight player i think you did a good lay down you cant discount the facts he may have poc 10's a tough but good fold.

[roo27]

think id of risked the call as id of put him on a over pair but as you say its a player you play often so "you" are the only 1 that could of made that distion

[sigalahe1]

Flop call is terrible. You should have raised pot there. You didn't raise and the worst thing happened- we have no idea where we are. It could be 90-10 to either side if you make the call.

But I think the guy flopped a draw. First he called pre-flop, so he probably doesn't have an overpair there. He also called the flop. I'm pretty sure he has a draw on the flop, like 89, 8J, maybe some kind of a flushdraw. On the turn, he goes all-in after a bet and a raise before him. You said he is tight, so he must've made something or slowplayed something. I also think that you are beat here, and it probably was the correct fold. But you have to raise the flop here.

[SternSwiss]

I agree with the gist:

1) raise post flop, not call (agree with sigalahe first of all for information and second to protect your hand which is likely ahead now (but with a strong potential to lose value, with the flush draw and many str8s combinations to possibly follow on turn)

2) likely beat so good fold on turn (from your additional info on peter plus the fact that many hands beat you now 10 10, 99, 10 7, 9 7, 8 J, etc.

Since he called a 3.5 x BB raise form the small blind with low pot odds, and since you mention he is a tight player, he probably had something a tad solid to start with since he'll be out of position for the whole hand.

You seem to know him well and from what you say my two penny guess would be pocket 10's or 9's with a slight tendency for 9's over 10's

(I think he might not have gone all in with pocket 10's but the reasoning is long, speculative and debatable and not related to your question).


Congrats on your big stack anyways, m8!!!!