Low Pockets out of position vs. pre-flop raiser...

[macdaddy991]

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To any flop action, I'm folding. But the way he played that hand indicated, to me at least, that he missed it. I didn't have a read on him, but most raisers who hit a flop will bet at it.

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I still think it is spewing

[Eeegah]

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To any flop action, I'm folding. But the way he played that hand indicated, to me at least, that he missed it. I didn't have a read on him, but most raisers who hit a flop will bet at it.

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I don't think you're getting away with this often enough to risk 3 bets to win 4.75.

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To any flop action, I'm folding. But the way he played that hand indicated, to me at least, that he missed it. I didn't have a read on him, but most raisers who hit a flop will bet at it.

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I don't think you're getting away with this often enough to risk 3 bets to win 4.75.

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And I've never done it before. I felt the situation was perfect and was curious if anyone else would do this.

[Sykes]

No. And I hate playing small pp up front in a tight game.

Haven't read the other responses yet...

This is the same type of hand that I have trouble with. I think you should fold to the turn bet, if only because the pot is so small and you're losing to pretty much any real hand. Even a realistic hand you're beating (hard to think of one... maybe Jh Th?) has a ton of outs to beat you. I hope I would just fold when the pot is so small.

[eviljeff]

this play is totally read dependent. a lot of normally aggressive opponents will get cute and check this flop with AA-AT. I don't like the turn c/r here unless you think he's capable of folding a better pp. same with the river bet.