what would you do

jem

Our home game last night.
Blinds 400/800
chips-
sb- 11000 rock who loves slow playing
bb- jem- 13500
utg- 2400- wild player
dealer - 16000

utg goes all in ,sb calls
I have KJ off i call.
flop k 7 3 rainbow, rock thinks for a while, - all in,
wtf,
thoughts- probably/possible a pp- how high, not aces, unlikly kings queens or lower, had caught him with q's earlier wher he slow played them to river where I hit trips( we had both pp)
AK possibly, AQ possible-
I call.
He had.........................

NeVeR

I'd say he had pocket 3's or 4 5os or 5 6os.

MrPillowTalk

Most likely a king probably with a worse kicker than a jack, or else maybe qq jj tt. If he loves slow playing then you can probably rule out a set or AA as both hands would probably have checked the flop. I think your probably good here.

padser

Well if he is rock he is unlikely to have called all in with anything less then AA, KK, QQ AK or maybe AQs JJ or 10 10 since he knew he was up against a wild player.

KK or AA is unlikely since he prob would re raise with either of those pre flop. Also two kings showing, making KK more unlikely. If he is a rock he wouldnt be going all in here with anything less then then TPTK.

I reckon you were up against AA or AK and regarless of whether he turned over 92o it was a bad call.

youcantseeme

id say he has KQ KJ or K10... if he had a under pair he would of went all in pre flop....

Norwich Fan Rob

hes gone all in to a zero side pot, with a player already all in, knowing u will see his cards, and with a chance to knock a player out. U have called a raise pre flop, and have him out chipped. Extremely unlikely he has rags.
If he really is a rock, there is no way u can call that with KJ off.
Im assuming by the post, he didnt turn over AK or AA as u would expect in this postion.
(to be honest if i had AA, i would have flat called 2400 here, to entice u in, then jam hoping u call with the K)

handsfree

7 7

jem

****er turned over AK, utg had KQ so I was third in hand. lost hand and went out a few min later.

padser

padser wrote:

. If he is a rock he wouldnt be going all in here with anything less then then TPTK.

.

If you knew he was a rock why did you call him? If you have KJ on a K high board you are never going to ahead of a raise from a rock, certainly not an all in raise.

padser

Norwich Fan Rob wrote:

If he really is a rock, there is no way u can call that with KJ off.

I guess thats actually what i was trying to say, just I wasnt quite as succinct.

jem

Problem is that while he is a rock he doesn't have to have top pair to push, he might have a pocket pair which he loves slow playing.my guess was that he had qq or jj

padser

jem wrote:

Problem is that while he is a rock he doesn't have to have top pair to push, he might have a pocket pair which he loves slow playing.my guess was that he had qq or jj

Any 'rock' that pushes with QQ or JJ on a K high board is clearly not a rock.