Quiz hand

[edge]

Is this supposed to be one of those posts where you expose the difference between small- and higher-stakes? I guess you expect SS posters to say call and play for a set or something dumb and MH posters to say jam it and throw money around.

I jam it and throw money around. 220 to go, and that makes the flop a push most of the time if anyone calls.

[kagame]

at least your icon is f-ing hot

[Skuzzy]

Change the icon! I've seen about thirty posts now where someones only comment is "wow great avatar!" . You are a spam magnet!

J/k [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

I love that ass!

[FoxwoodsFiend]

Pretty easy raise to 210. Put UTG all-in-he's pretty much the only player I'd be worried about and he's a shortstack. I would fold to an all-in from one of the original callers (except for button).
On the flop, assuming the shorty's all-in and there's another player, I would gun out any non-A non-K flop and call any raise.
On an A or K-high flop, I would check it down.

[Bco1/75]

RAise to $200. Fold to a push.

[mudbuddha]

im curious why you would play this way if A or K comes down??

[TheWorstPlayer]

What hand do you think they are calling a big re-raise with that has an A or K in it? AK? It's possible, but more likely someone is going to call with a hand like JJ or TT that they think may already be good and if it isn't they might hit a set. And once I put that much of my stack in preflop, I'm bombing away on any flop simply because I'm not folding. I mean, if it's really dry and you want to check to induce a bluff instead of pushing to protect, that's fine with me. But my point is that once I build such a big pot preflop there is no way I'm folding postflop.

[mudbuddha]

good point.. i like the cut of your jib