I call PF and Check raise the flop. 22 Is great hand to do this, as long as the flop comes sickly like this, or paired, (and this is a great flop), then CR the flop is a good idea. I think your hand was best throughout until the river. And that was an ugly river. Went from a probable favorite to only 0.35% equity in the hand. The Only hand you chop with is the case 22.

Originally Posted by Marm

I call PF and Check raise the flop. 22 Is great hand to do this, as long as the flop comes sickly like this, or paired, (and this is a great flop), then CR the flop is a good idea. I think your hand was best throughout until the river. And that was an ugly river. Went from a probable favorite to only 0.35% equity in the hand. The Only hand you chop with is the case 22.

Marm, reread the hand. I don't think you realized that he is in the SB. If you were in the BB I think this is a good strategy, but I don't mind how you played it. Crappy river.

For others (as I don't think Marm read the hand right as I am sure he knows this): Flatcalling the raise preflop is awful as it give the BB 5:1 odds to play whatever crap he has. You rate to have the best hand based on read so it imperitive to get this headsup with the stealer preflop. NEVER flatcall a stealraise from the SB unless you have a very specific (and very rare) purpose to do so. Flatcalling a steal raise from the SB with a pair of twos is one of the most godawful preflop plays I can even think of from a "technical" standpoint. Raise or fold every time.
And Marm, if you did mean to flatcall in the SB - repent your sins (and read Weighing the Odds in Hold'em by King Yao).

Originally Posted by Marm

Went from a probable favorite to only 0.35% equity in the hand. The Only hand you chop with is the case 22.

Took me a minute to realize you had the "nut low". But you actually chop vs. 32 as well (not that he would have capped pf with 32). With .35% equity, I guess you aren't getting the 570:1 odds to call the river. Good fold.