Re: What\'s your 4th street play?
When I read this hand, my gut instinct was that he had 22 in the hole, and that's why he called the complete and then a raise, and on 4th he hit the 2 for a set and sprung into action.
Instinctively I wouldn't think he had 45 in the hole because two of his sixes are gone (The ol' rule of 4) and he wants you out of the pot so he can play with seat 6.
It could just be a buried pair of kings or Aces, but whatever he has it's either real big and he's excited or he's scared of you being on a flush draw.
my 2c.
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