Check-raised by my grandpa's grandpa

[nolanfan34]

Live 4/8 at the Muckleshoot. Villian in the hand is in seat 6, i'm in 7. I was supposed to take seat 6, but he moved there from 7 because he couldn't see the board from 7. Seriously.

Anyway, I'm on the button and pick up J /images/graemlins/heart.gifJ /images/graemlins/spade.gif. 4 limpers, I raise, blinds fold, two limpers call.

Flop K /images/graemlins/diamond.gif7 /images/graemlins/club.gif6 /images/graemlins/club.gif

Checked to me, I bet, both limpers call.

Turn is a blank, like the 3 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

Checked to me again, I bet, limper one folds, grandpa-squared C/R's, I fold. Thoughts?

[pistol78]

Its ok Grandpa is straightforward player and has 54, unless he is so blind that he thinks he has 54, then you mucked a winner.

[InchoateHand]

Ummm...grandpa could have a singleton King. In fact, I imagine that grandpa's little move here suggests that his kicker just paired. Or even more rock-like, he thinks his set of sevens is good.
Sure, he could have 54, but there are plenty of ways to beat hero right now.

Though I'm being horribly stereotypical--if grandpa plays in ways other than Rockish, please tell me, and I'll amend my (non) read.

[pistol78]

By all means i agree that grandpa has some of that flop 2 pair is very likely. I also agree that hero might be drawing to a 2 outer, if he isnt already drawing dead.

[InchoateHand]

Ehhhh....
I drink too much and become a literalist. I've gotten really good at closing my Party app. at this point in the night.

I'm still working on closing my IE. Sorry if I misinterpreted you. Your point, and mine, is SMALL POT + ROCK + TURN RAISE
=Fold.

[pistol78]

NP I think this one is pretty straightforward.

[nolanfan34]

One bump for the aggro weekday crowd. If said hand is standard, then let it ease off the first page, never to be seen again.

[sthief09]

any results?

[Evan]

Grandpa was the last one in the pot, he wins.

[MoreWineII]

There are two common scenarios I see when playing live against Father Time:

1.) He has the goods...100% of the time.

2.) He thinks he can use his ancient wisdom to outsmart a young whipper-snapper.

In any case, with an overcard on the board, I would probably let it go.

[nolanfan34]

He took it down when I folded. Didn't see what he had. I felt that the chance I was drawing to two outs was very, very high.