[BobboFitos]

good news is you're not likely facing a bigger two pair.

bad news is you're basically dead vs top set or mid set.

Stupid min raise...

Cant fault your play.

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I figure he has top pair, diamonds, 45, 78, or maybe a set. 77-88 would also be possible. When he pushes, I remove 77-88 from that list but I think the rest of it's about the same.

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I think overpair are unlikely, and TP only if this player has overplayed a hand like A9 or K9 before.

I think you're looking at a big draw, so 45 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] or 78 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]

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How's my line? What would you do if he just flat-calls the $20 flop bet? I'm never a huge fan of bottom two, and even less so with 100BB, but I thought I was ahead too often not to play them strongly.

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Your third raise actually needs to be a bit larger.

If it's a bit larger it's an easy push on any safe turn. Any [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] aside from the 6 and it's tricky. I'd give less credit to a straight card so you might have to push into the nuts. If 9 pairs you still could have best hand vs draw but it might be a good time to release.