How would you play this Hand? Doc AZ

[Doctavian]

How would you play this hand?

You looked away from the table for a moment; to accept two large complimentary diet cokes (with lime)from the waitress. And just then the dealer said: “Your action sir!”


You turn and see that the 2 of clubs is in your door. As you toss a chip into the pot, you notice that “The Ringed Pounder” has just seated himself in the chair on your immediate left.

The Ringed Pounder (in his threatening deep baritone voice) says “I raise.”

You take 5 seconds to use our “TWO PLUS TWO” Stud Forum card memory technique, and turn back to the waitress to toke her for the cokes and order a steak.... "Medium rare please Miss!"

With your back to the table you hear the other players say fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, and pass!

You turn again, and look at your hole cards, and see that you have an Ace of hearts and a Two of hearts in your pocket.

You use our stud forum “door to door” memory feed back technique and remember that the third street starting conditions were:

1.Gun position: “Pounder“: (King of spades )
2 Gun left: “The Mouse that Roars": (Queen of diamonds )
3. Early position “ The Rock of Ages”: (Seven of spades)
4. Middle 1. " The Weeping Widdow": (Three of diamonds)
5. Middle 2. “Jerry Jackpot”( Nine of hearts)
6. Late position: “Rufus Four Gears” (Jack of clubs)
7.Button right: “The Dead Eyed Tiger”( Jack of diamonds)
8. You a.k.a. “ The Master “ Your(Two of clubs)


You take 5 seconds to do our standard forum pot analysis: And know that there are eight half dollar bets, your dollar bet, and the Pounder’s three dollar raise in the pot. The dealer has taken one dollar out, for the jackpot. So the odds on your calling are.

Your two dollars needed to call, versus a pot of seven dollars. So the pot is presently giving you 3.5 to 1 odds.


Then you take 2 seconds to do an opponent analyses and remember that:

You used our two name player identification technique back when you named our opponent "The Ringed Pounder" ( which was the only time you ever played with him, and that was some three weeks ago)

And you remember that you choose that name because: he wears a gaudy earring in his left ear, and he is a habitual jammer. He plays all big hands and hands with big potential the same way. And that is to pound his opponents into submission with bets and raises.

You take a big swig of your lime coke and say:” I...............”

How would you play this hand out?