weird AQ hand

[schwza]

sorry, can't get bisonbison to work. villain is loose pre-flop, and splashes around too much post-flop. i remember a notable hand where he minbet and called decent raises with bottom pair on the flop and turn in an earlier hand.


50/100 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 14019914) - Sun Jul 17 17:43:48 EDT 2005
Table Half a Million Guaranteed(362312) Table 24 (Real Money) -- Seat 10 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: djuice (1925)
Seat 2: UwillNdure (3450)
Seat 3: BJVJMB12 (3530)
Seat 4: nanonoko (1050)
Seat 5: Funky_Zephyr (935)
Seat 6: atrvictor (140)
Seat 7: hero (2530)
Seat 8: redwit (5050)
Seat 9: Sylvst_Tweet (855)
Seat 10: Zimbardo (3875)
djuice posts small blind (25)
UwillNdure posts big blind (50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to hero [ Ad, Qd ]
BJVJMB12 folds.
nanonoko folds.
Funky_Zephyr could not respond in time.(disconnected)
Funky_Zephyr folds.
atrvictor folds.
hero raises (150) to 150
redwit folds.
Sylvst_Tweet folds.
Zimbardo folds.
djuice calls (125)
UwillNdure folds.
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Td, 8d, 6h ]
djuice bets (80)
hero calls (80)
** Dealing Turn ** : [ Jc ]
djuice bets (125)
hero calls (125)
** Dealing River ** : [ Qc ]
djuice bets (200)
hero calls (200)
** Summary **

how's my line?

[gumpzilla]

Hmm, kind of tricky. I'd consider getting more money in on the flop, but given your read I think just calling the turn is correct, since you're not going to fold enough of his hands to make the bet correct. I'm assuming the reason you're not raising the river is because you're afraid of a 9? It sounds like he'd call a lot of hands here, but on the other hand, a reraise by him would be pretty ugly, so perhaps just calling like you did is best.

[cooter7]

You've got two overcards and 4 to the nut flush after the flop. Villain bets 80 into a 350 pot (weak). I would have raise it to 250-300 and see where you stand.

[woodguy]

I agree with cooter.

I'm willing to get aggressive on this flop with a ton of outs.

Although his little bet looks like he wants to be priced in a draw, and if its the flush draw I'm inclinded to let him hit.

If there wasn't the straight draw on the board I would call the flop, but as it is I'm raising the pot and willing to get all in here.

With the way the flop played out and the stack sizes I agree with your calling station line. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Regards,
Woodguy

[sekrah]

I raise the flop to 250 and take over the lead.. I'm all in on the turn card with the double belly and nut flush draw.

[adanthar]

I'm raising the flop to about 300 as the likely favorite in this hand and going from there (no problem taking a free card on the turn, though).