How fast & hard would you ride this 2pair?

[ilya]

***** Hand History for Game 1404352962 *****
NL Hold'em $20 Buy-in + $2 Entry Fee Trny:8487767 Level:4 Blinds(50/100) - Friday, January 07, 20:28:58 EDT 2005
Table Table 13884 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 1: dvine ( $2250 )
Seat 2: jadestang ( $1455 )
Seat 4: hkpong ( $700 )
Seat 6: edman702 ( $515 )
Seat 7: mrzarembsky ( $2070 )
Seat 8: Valstar ( $660 )
Seat 9: mistercheeks ( $350 )
Trny:8487767 Level:4
Blinds(50/100)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to mrzarembsky [ 6c Kd ]
Valstar folds.
mistercheeks folds.
dvine calls [100].
jadestang folds.
hkpong folds.
edman702 folds.
mrzarembsky checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ah, Kh, 6s ]
mrzarembsky bets [350].
dvine raises [700].
mrzarembsky is all-In [1620]

[Jman28]

Are you looking for a response?

[Awesemo]

I probably would not bet 350 on the flop. I'd probably bet 150 or 200 because the pot is only 250 at this point. Obviously you're gonna get your money in here. My guess is that he was slowplaying the AA here tho.

[ilya]

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Are you looking for a response?

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Sure, I am. I am feeling a bit punch drunk is all.
I am 95% sure I'm getting my money in here...so I'm just wondering how best to get his money in and minimize the possibility of an "accident."

[ilya]

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[The Yugoslavian]

I have no problem betting more than the pot with the flush draw on the board. Since there is an A and a K showing, plenty of hands will raise/call you and I don't think many of those hands will be driven out with your raise (just flush draws hopefully). That being said *I* would probably bet 3/4 of the pot or check planning to raise a bet from a known aggressive player.

I also feel comfortable putting all my chips in here as there are only two hands that worries me much: 66 and A6. Two sixes are out so I'm not *that* worried /images/graemlins/smile.gif.

I guess AA, KK or AK could be out but not nearly as likely as all of the Ax or Kx hands that will call to see this flop.

Yugoslav

[Scuba Chuck]

This is fricking hilarious. I thought you were kidding that you were ILYA!! And, you let me go on believing that you weren't. LMAO...

[The Yugoslavian]

Errr, hunh?

Now *I'm* the one confused, /images/graemlins/confused.gif.

Ah well, it's cool. I am not Ilya and Ilya is not me. If that helps.

[ilya]

Wait, Petey's not ilya. But I am.

[The Yugoslavian]

Who is Petey?!? Now I'm REALLY confused!

I'm The Yugoslavian, /images/graemlins/confused.gif.

Bah. Where the hell is TSC's 10k post. That dork should have had it all prepared and such ready to go.

[Unarmed]

Like the flop lead, there's really no sense checking here because the only way you're getting action is if he has an ace. Given that, you bet, because out of the big blind he won't put you on an ace, and will raise you with his A6/A7 or whatever.

When he raises you back, its sort of like he's saying, yeah I know you have a King or some big blind garbage hand, but I have an ace so go away. But now you put him all in, which clearly states, yes I have the King, but I have a 6 too.

Anyway, I'd rather call his raise, and make myself look like the typical idiot calling station. Then make a weak lead on the turn, and let him come over the top again.

Just my 2 cents.