30-60 9-6 suited hand

[rory]

Fur Coat

[clepsir9786]

if i was you i would have bet. There is not point in not betting. You see if he checked and you checked the pot would be the same and you probly would have won. If you bet and he foled you would have won the same amount. You should have made any easy bet but you should habe made a bet.

[cuse]

"All fold to me in the cutoff and I raise with 9 6

Button folds, SB folds, BB calls. BB is very loose and plays way way to many hands and bets too much with anything post flop.

Now, before you go on reading and making any comments, I don't need a twoplustwo lecture on stealing with 9-6 suited. I would like you to comment on my river play and that's it. "

I wouldn't want to lecture on stealing with 9-6 suited, but aren't you choosing the wrong time to do it. With a loose big blind that is willing to call you down with any ace-high or pair, aren't you just entering this hand as a huge underdog? 96s simply doesn't play well at showdown against the range of hands that I would expect to call you- its an underdog against random hand, and the big blind seems like the type who is not folding preflop unless his hand is absolutely atrocious.

[DcifrThs]

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you can fold to the c-r.

-Barron

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Sometimes trying to be really good at poker just ends up making you really dumb instead.

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thanks...forgot about all those bets on the turn...egg on face feels, well, not so good.

bet & CALL how's that lol. i still say he's got 64.
-Barron

[DcifrThs]

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Two pair isnt a possibility? I think the fact that there is possibly a failed flop check raise should be taken into account?

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no 2 pair is not possible. 10 bets on turn, unless the guy is a straight retard. (no pun intended)

-Barron

[GOODBEATGUY2001]

Bet & call. The pattern of betting suggests that he may have the same hand as yours but then there are some players at the new River Rock that tend to overbet sets and hope that the board pairs.

[DeeJ]

Bet. I think he's got 64 and you can call the check-raise...

[mike l.]

you should bet unless it's that one kid you keep checking the nuts against on the river. if it's him you should check again.

[Pot-A]

Check the river. You put the last bet on the turn, remember? The only way a bet gets you any more money here is if he's dumb enough to go crazy with 64. He'd have to be a pretty big fish to do that. Is he that big of a fish? If he is it's possible he flopped a set and just couldn't believe you would raise with something like 96 or 64. His check on the river might mean he's convinced you could have KK.

Most likely he has 96o and stopped raising when he realized you were on a freeroll.

[mostsmooth]

could be he made a set on the turn, thinks you were betting bigger set. but then again, bad players usually dont think.
theres only one realistic hand he could be betting on the turn that you can beat 46 (would go that far with 78?)
normally id say check it, youve gotten way more from the pot than could be expected if you win, and if youre beat, you saved 1 or 2 bets. but is this guy that went 10 bets now all of a sudden capable of a check raise after filling? usually the people i play with that make a hand wouldnt risk not getting paid and would bet out.
ahh heck, im still gonna say check it to the 5s full [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]