WE could build a case for folding the turn, but at these stakes it would be a -EV play for sure...

So I guess you had to lost all of your chips again on that hand!

An you were up front when th $$ went in after all!

KJ

Anything I really could've done differently here?

You could have folded PF. You said that the min raise PF told you he had a monster...I guess that means that PF you put him on AA, KK, AK QQ or possibly AQ...All hands that have you dominated, so why call?

As far as the call on the turn, I can see that. The Q just doesn't make sense for his betting unless he's got QQ or AJ...However, You said you put him on AA after the flop, I think KK is also really likely (well not so much because you would have been holding the case K but you know what I mean) and he decided to slow play it for the over calls...When the Q fell, he got afraid that a str8 draw might beat his top trips and came alive...Either way, while you had the best hand, I probably would have folded it (I'm Weak/Tight)...

Originally Posted by Trons

You could have folded PF. You said that the min raise PF told you he had a monster...I guess that means that PF you put him on AA, KK, AK QQ or possibly AQ...All hands that have you dominated, so why call?

9:1 for his $$$ trons.... + if he hits the nuts, good chances he will see a lot of action from the hands you mentioned.

I would have called with any 2 PF...

KJ

Originally Posted by Trons

You could have folded PF. You said that the min raise PF told you he had a monster...I guess that means that PF you put him on AA, KK, AK QQ or possibly AQ...All hands that have you dominated, so why call?

I wouldn't have folded if I knew he had AK. Theres alot of ways KQ can become the nuts, so for a BB and 9-1 pot odds I'll call it any day. Especially when I'll get paid off if It's a flop like AJ10 or KQ8.


I put him on AA because of how long he took to call the bet on the flop, but didn't raise it. There wasn't a reason to think he was in trouble with his hand with only an OESD possible with 7 outs and rainbow flop. So I assumed he was looking at AA and was trying to get the most out of it with a bettor.

I'm not so sure I would have called. 9:1 is great odds concidering that you're no more then a 4:1 underdog PF.

His biggest mistake was not betting the flop harder. On the flop, the hands looked like:

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

990 games 0.062 secs 15,967 games/sec

Board: Kc 6s Td
Dead:

equity (%) win (%) tie (%)
Hand 1: 14.3434 % 13.74% 00.61% { KdQs }
Hand 2: 85.6566 % 85.05% 00.61% { AcKs }

You got lucky (or unlucy as the case maybe) and turned two pair...