Its getting kinda late now, I wonder if I should stay now, stay now

fuzzbox

1/2 6-max
200 stacks
Villain seems reasonably good at 27/18 or something like that (25/14 maybe)
Other villain I dunno.

Preflop
villain limps after a limper, I check A8 in the BB.

Flop (7)
Ad Qd 8s
I bet 5, other guy calls, villain makes it 20 ... plan?

insafehands

This is not advice, this is more me looking for feedback on what I'd do here.

Raise to 60, if he calls and the turn doesn't improve the hand, fold to any substantial bet.

RasTa

Is that an East 17 song?

I three bet here anyway and see what the turn brings

bubbleking

looks like one of them situations where if you raise you only get called by a hand that beats you. id expect villain to raise AQ QQ and AA preflop however he could have limped with 88.

flushdraw also a possibility.

id probably make a bad call and bet out at a non flush completeing turn.

(this is probably a terrible line its just the one id go for)

valor

id prob 3 bet call shove here

fuzzbox

RasTa wrote:

Is that an East 17 song?

Jesus no, give me some credit

RasTa

fuzzbox wrote:

Jesus no, give me some credit

Sorry about that, after having a few cans of Murphy's, the mind isn't working properly.

Who is it btw.

cardshark202

call crai most turns if he has a reasonably high AF, if not just get it in on the flop. his most likely hand is a combo draw here.

nicnicnic

RasTa wrote:

Is that an East 17 song?

Hazel O' Conner

fuzzbox

Flop (7)
hero bets 5, dude calls, villain makes it 20, hero calls, dude calls

Turn (67)
2s putting 2nd flush draw
Hero bets 50, other dude folds, villain shoves, hero ?

comments and plan?

bubbleking

type AQ in the chat box and fold.

hopefully hel show you a set of 8s

cardshark202

Whats your image like?

Ste05

Hmmm, very interesting hand.

I like flop, OOP, I try and keep the pot manageable by just calling instead if 3 betting OOP. So I'd have just called too, if the flush completes on turn against 2 opponents we can check fold. I think a 3 bet is too much a case of betting into 2 players with very little information, but giving away the strength of our hand perfectly.

On the turn, alot would depend on how I viewed the other player and his tendancies, and what my table image was like.

Very hard to say what I'd do, because sometimes I'd check/call, sometimes I'd lead, and might CRAI other times.

But as played, if I was leading for 50, I'd be calling the push. Even though it really does stink of 88, (or at least represented) but since we have an 8 I'm discounting that slightly.

Richard W

That's quite a sticky situation. Did he turn over 88? I'd only see him with that hand unless it was a bluff, which in fairness, might be the case, given you were the BB, and also the incredible mathematical unlikelyhood of him having 88. I really don't see a limp with AQ or AA or QQ here. No way he's Q8.

I'd say he's more full of **** than a scat movie, but that might just be the booze talking.

fuzzbox

Results:
I folded. My line is fairly strong, so I figured he had A8+ and laid down. Against a lot of players I would play for stacks here. But this guy was pretty solid. The other guy clearly has a draw, so that makes it less likely that our man has a draw too.

Should I fold the flop? Check/fold the turn?