Curtains hand #6 - ITM with TPNK

[pergesu]

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Hero (t3350)
SB (t1890)
Button (t4760)

Preflop: Hero is in BB with 8/images/graemlins/heart.gif 7/images/graemlins/spade.gif
<font color="gray">Button folds</font>, SB calls t150, Hero checks

Flop: (t600) 3/images/graemlins/heart.gif 7/images/graemlins/heart.gif 5/images/graemlins/club.gif (2 players)
SB checks, <font color="red">Hero bets t475</font>, <font color="read">SB pushes</font>, Hero ?

[Newt_Buggs]

This sucks, it looks the SB knows that curtains is aggressive and could have been trying to trap something like AA. I would still call the flop push though.

[pergesu]

Bah I forgot to say that SB had been completing his SB like every time around and curtains kept pwning him. So my guess is that curtains figured he's trapping with a big hand. If that's the case though, why bet out? And do you call the c/r with that in mind?

[Newt_Buggs]

If this is the case then SB is clearly a donk and is could easily be trapping, but instead of trapping someting like AA like a good player he likely has something like A3 to "trap" curtains with. In this case as long as curtains called the push (perhaps he didn't which is why you're posting this?) then I think that curtain's line is fine.

[microbet]

I'd call, unless like it was said villian would only do this as a trap (with a real hand). If villian completes often, it is a call. There are a lot of c-raise possible hands here for villian which are behind hero.

[z32fanatic]

Call, it's 1200 on top with top pair on a draw board. I think villain could have suited hearts, but I'm definitely not folding for 1200 into almost a 4000 with top pair heads up.

[anacrime]

You're about 1000 off.

[curtains]

FWIW I called the 1100 more and he turned over Q5h for flush draw and middle pair. I wasn't happy to call but I really dont have a choice IMO.

[player1]

even with SB completing PR regularly, i don't think our hero can necessarily sense a trap in this particular hand. sure SB could be getting frustrated and thinking of trapping. but he could've been trapping with the previous SB/BB hand (with he didn't i presume) or it could've been on the next SB/BB hand (if we got to it, that is).

so it looks like our hero went for a standard flop bet. for me, i'd probably fold after SBs push more often than calling. but fwiw, i only play the 30s.

jc

I would call but not be happy about it

[UCF THAYER]

Easy call.