What type of player is this?

If he has one of the two 3's (with or without a spade draw) I don't really see the need to raise the turn, as he has position. I'm probably doing the same and either seeing X3o or some sort of AJ, KJ, QJ

Goose-loose and maniacs aside (bluffing/semi-bluffing) the only hands that raises to $6 on the turn is or he slowplayed trip J or 8!

This is a tuf one and depending on your read on the guy either calling it down or folding are both viable options imo

Originally Posted by Aces-o-8s

Goose-loose and maniacs aside (bluffing/semi-bluffing) the only hands that raises to $6 on the turn is or he slowplayed trip J or 8!

This is a tuf one and depending on your read on the guy either calling it down or folding are both viable options imo

Huh?

- best possible 3 of a kind
- best possible flush draw
- position
- not worried about any weird straights that can beat your 3 of a kind

Why on gods earth are you raising it to 6 dollars with that kind of a hand.

Originally Posted by Dizzy_Fuzz

The guy was quite tight and I easily put him on two overcards, when the second 3 fell I wasnt too concerned about it and hence just called the raise.

I pushed the rest of my stack in before he proceeded to show me JK and his two pair beat my queens and threes....

that was pretty aggressive for J & 3 but makes sense from an aggressive player - TP with 2nd pair on board.

I'm raising more PF. You're getting too many callers at 4x (as apparent by your outcome, your opponent having KJ) and need to put up $.75-1, you'll still get action but not like the hand that got you on the river.

On the flop, I'm betting the pot or more. It's apparent that these people aren't leaving their hands (from your other posts too) so make them pay to stick around.

Get all-in on the turn.