Flopped straight, lots of action, who lets it go when the turn goes so

$0.10/$0.25 - No Limit Hold'em - 14:14:49 ET - 2005/12/20
Seat 1: Hero ($35.75)
Seat 2: plowboyy ($16.70)
Seat 3: MK2345 ($26.80)
Seat 4: ItoBandito ($25)
Seat 5: Iggy42 ($12.35)
Seat 6: mathpuppet ($58.85)
Seat 7: Phazer32 ($10)
Seat 8: Raines30 ($62.55)
Seat 9: schushark ($25)
mathpuppet posts the small blind of $0.10
Phazer32 posts the big blind of $0.25
ItoBandito posts $0.25
The button is in seat #5
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero [8h 9h]
Raines30 folds
Hero calls $0.25
plowboyy calls $0.25
MK2345 raises to $1.25
ItoBandito calls $1
Iggy42 calls $1.25
mathpuppet folds
schushark stands up
Phazer32 folds
Hero calls $1
plowboyy calls $1
*** FLOP *** [7s 6h 5c]
Hero bets $2
plowboyy has 15 seconds left to act
plowboyy folds
MK2345 folds
ItoBandito raises to $7
Iggy42 raises to $11.10, and is all in
Hero calls $9.10
ItoBandito calls $4.10
*** TURN *** [7s 6h 5c] [5h]
Hero checks
ItoBandito bets $12.65, and is all in
Hero calls $12.65


How does this play out? Flop open limp is because it's a loose passive table preflop, but when someone raises, they get aggressive post flop. Checks and underbets are attempts to induce betting and raising.

[Morrek]

Get it all in there on the flop imo, he won't fold