Happens pretty often in cash games lately...
Wanted your opinion on that.

I often realize on turn that I have TPTK and that I'm probably VS 2 pairs sharing the top pair.

when you are on a big stack, decisions are most of the time easy going, but against a short stack it can be tricky.

Lets say the pot is already 9$
You bet 6$ on turn
Your opponent raise to 15$ (you rrealize he probably have you beat)
But he only have 15 left in front of him

you are agaist
So 2 pairs big% of the time
a set small %
and a weaker A small %

What's the move here...

Can you let it go weakening your image?
Raise it and hope you are wrong that you will hit one of your 9 outs...?
Call and take a decision on the river?

Most of the time I put him all in and I win my fair share I think but probably loose $$ on the long run... not sure?

KJ

Against one opponet a pair has value against a rainbow board. I call.

Put him all-in or fold...calling is the worst thing to do. Just giving money away.

Originally Posted by KINGJACK

Happens pretty often in cash games lately...
Wanted your opinion on that.

I often realize on turn that I have TPTK and that I'm probably VS 2 pairs sharing the top pair.

when you are on a big stack, decisions are most of the time easy going, but against a short stack it can be tricky.

Lets say the pot is already 9$
You bet 6$ on turn
Your opponent raise to 15$ (you rrealize he probably have you beat)
But he only have 15 left in front of him

you are agaist
So 2 pairs big% of the time
a set small %
and a weaker A small %

What's the move here...

Can you let it go weakening your image?
Raise it and hope you are wrong that you will hit one of your 9 outs...?
Call and take a decision on the river?

Most of the time I put him all in and I win my fair share I think but probably loose $$ on the long run... not sure?

KJ

ok, what am I missing. where are your 9 outs? if u think he has you beat, and he's raising $9 onto your $6; and $15 more he guarenteed to put in... wait for a better time.

by read, if you think u may have him 60%+... raise all-in