Post deleted by Mat Sklansky

[hurlanator]

[chesspain]

You have the entire rest of your life to post hands--you don't have to post them all in the next fifteen minutes.

Please check out the following thread:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...ID=&fpart=

[brazilio]

Fold the river, it's obvious he's got 89[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

[Goodnews]

I call this river.

If I had any type of read on SB, it sure would tilt the my choice here in a more definitive direction.

However, against an unknown I would call.
My reasoning: a raise is likely to push off UTG and keep the action open, and risking a 3-bet from SB which could be some trouble. A call is more likely to get UTG to call, thus gaining you the same amount of bets. Of course this is assuming you are behind.

[hurlanator]

[chesspain]

That's O.K...just remember, it's always good to completely chew before you swallow.

[Lmn55d]

I would not raise the flop. Raise the river for sure.

[BoxLiquid]

Goodnews has it down perfectly. Go for the overcall is what I would do. Gain a possible bet for the price of 1, instead of possibly losing 2 bets. Textbook play straight out of ToP.

[Lmn55d]

go for what overcall? hero is last to act on the river and is ahead a high percentage of the time.

[JoshuaD]

[ QUOTE ]
I call this river.

If I had any type of read on SB, it sure would tilt the my choice here in a more definitive direction.

However, against an unknown I would call.
My reasoning: a raise is likely to push off UTG and keep the action open, and risking a 3-bet from SB which could be some trouble. A call is more likely to get UTG to call, thus gaining you the same amount of bets. Of course this is assuming you are behind.

[/ QUOTE ]

Huh.

I definitely raise this river. Anything else is incredibly weak tight, IMO. Sure, they have a full house, or a straight-flush here sometimes, but more often than not you raise, they both call. Or you raise, one of them 3-bets, you call, and your hand is good.

This is very clear value raise.