Straightforward fold?
 

***** Hand History for Game 874317077 *****
Table Table 11885 (Real Money)
Seat 7 is the button
Total number of players : 9
Seat 1: K9Suit ( $755 )
Seat 3: Wazapnin ( $450 )
Seat 4: gonescrazy ( $1190 )
Seat 5: fgulsen ( $835 )
Seat 6: MuffinBoy ( $995 )
Seat 7: jenkan ( $970 )
Seat 9: jpoll ( $1315 )
Seat 8: SmileyEH1 ( $1095 )
Seat 2: kuddles2 ( $395 )
Trny:5416436 Level:3
Blinds(25/50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to SmileyEH1 [ Qc Qd ]
K9Suit calls [50].
kuddles2 folds.
Wazapnin folds.
gonescrazy folds.
fgulsen folds.
MuffinBoy folds.
jenkan did not respond in time.
jenkan folds.
SmileyEH1 raises [175].
jpoll folds.
K9Suit calls [150].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Th, Ts, Ah ]
SmileyEH1 bets [300].
K9Suit is all-In. (295 more to me)
SmileyEH1 folds.
K9Suit does not show cards.
K9Suit wins 1305 chips

Re: Straightforward fold?
 

This hand demonstrates a complete lack of understanding of stack sizes. You folded for 300 more in a pot 1300, which in general is bad. You also did it to yourself. You cant put yourself in a spot like that. Either bet less on the flop, check fold, or set him all in. Dont leave yourself in this spot. The thought that he could reraise u should come into play...

-Jason

Re: Straightforward fold?
 

Jason, what size bet on the flop would you think to be correct if I planned to fold to a checkraise? The player in question was pretty straightforward so folding the best hand wasn't "much" of a concern to me.

-SmileyEH

Re: Straightforward fold?
 

I sort of like a check. Its a gray area, but if you're going to fold to a raise you should bet smaller than 300, Like 150-200.

-Jason