Two pair connundrum

DEmeant0r

In a live STT. 10 players start, 5 remain. I'm BB. Blinds 400/800.

6h8h given to me.
Button limps.
SB completes blind.
I check.

Flop is 268
SB check.
I check.
Button check.

Turn is K.
SB check.
I bet 800.
Button folds.
SB goes OTT with a 4000 raise.
I call.

River is 9. No flush possibility on board.
SB goes all in. SB has about 16000. I have about the same.
action?

Flushdraw

I nearly always lead at this flop. Your turn bet is too small but i either RRAI or fold as played. I wouldnt flat call. Either he has K6 or he doesnt. Depends on your read, what to do

NeoSlicerZ

Adding in some detail for you, SB was massive chip leader, played very LAG at the start, has tightened up considerably since then. Flop was 368r, your image was the rockiest of rocks. I'd bet the flop.

DEmeant0r

oh sorry, maybe it was 368, not that it makes much difference. And he wasn't massive chip leader, I had 4-5 thousand chips less than him. -_-;;

Flushdraw

NeoSlicerZ wrote:

Adding in some detail for you, SB was massive chip leader, played very LAG at the start, has tightened up considerably since then. Flop was 368r, your image was the rockiest of rocks. I'd bet the flop.

Well judging by the OP, he had the same amount of chips as the SB. I still lead the flop and get it all in on the turn

NeoSlicerZ

He WAS massive chip leader and was a good LAG. Tightened up considerably at this point though.


/EDIT - Point taken

Hitman Actual

You've 20BBs, right? Try to find a way to get the money in on the flop/turn. Lead the flop. Re-raise all-in on the turn as played. Call the river as played, unless you've any real reason to believe you're beaten (you know the SB better than us!).

phantom_lord

lead flop, don't min bet!. call as played.

Mr.Plough

jam it in on the turn