Possible to get away from this hand? (Turned fullhouse)

[J Chap]

as long as we get the occasional 6-basketball-titles-in-one-decade to keep us occupied in between

[beavens]

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as long as we get the occasional 6-basketball-titles-in-one-decade to keep us occupied in between

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haha, unfortunately i am not a huge nba fan [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

lifelong bears fan though!

[kurto]

When you post, you need to post the table limit and effective stack sizes. Based on the fact that the all-in bet was around $50, I'm going to assume this is a $50 table.

Your flop play is atrocious no matter how you look at is.

You have about a %4-5 chance of filling up on the turn. IF your card hits and if you're ahead, you're going to have to win a $100-125 just to make your flop call good. Considering your opponent only has $52 left, no matter how you play this hand... you're losing money longterm.

Frankly, if you're going to make a call like this (which there's no reason you should), you're better doing it with a higher pocket pair so you don't have to worry about set over set (then you only have to worry about quads).

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Was this bad that I called this pre-flop bet? No one was behind and I didnt figure this flop hit anyone.


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????????? Why? If there was a raise preflop, it might make more sense that this didn't hit anyone. Why would you ever assume this didn't hit anyone when everyone limped? I don't know mean to sound harsh but that's ridiculous. Especially when everyone called. Even worse then that, even if someone doesn't have a 4 (and someone most certainly does unless they're a table full of idiots) there's so many hands you're behind anyways. Anyone with a 6 in their hand, pocket 7s-pocket Aces. Even if it missed everyone... if someone has two suited overcards, you only have a 1% lead. Unless one of your 2 5s hit, you're never going to know where you're at. Any card 7 or above, more then half the deck, could be making you a loser.

Hands that people play that could be ahead of you on the flop:
45 (suited or not... people love their connectors)
44
66
56
67
68
A4 suited
A6 suited
K4 suited
K6 suited
77
88
99
1010
jj
qq
kk
aa (granted the last 3 USUALLY raise, but someone people slowplay em)

I think the message is clear: fold on the flop.