Sorry no cool conversions and doing this all from memroy and this is .05/.10 NLHE, not quite high stakes, but don't mind that. Also, poll will be open for four days after which results will be posted.

Pacesetter20 is in the SB with 9.50 (ish)
Dealt to Pacesetter29:

UTG calls, 1 fold, MP (no real read) raises to $.5, 1 fold, Hero calls $.45, BB folds, UTG folds. - Okay, I am going to slow play this.

Flop: - -

- Hero checks.
- Raiser bets $.55
- Hero raises to $3
- Raiser calls.

Turn:

- Hero: ????

At this point I have $6+ left and a little under $6 in the pot, I have him covered by about $.70. I'm really putting him on a Q with a good kicker, I can't see him bluffing the flop and calling such a huge raise. I don't think he has a set. I really think I have the best hand at this point. Agree?

i think you are probably behind to either 2 pair or a boat. His flat calling your raise seems very suspicious to me given theres no flush or made str8.

(my initial post made no sense)

He isn't behind to 2 pair. Check the hand history.

You said two pair or aces. There isn't another 2 pair besides Aces taht he is behind..

Originally Posted by puddlejumper

MP (no real read) raises to $.5, 1 fold, Hero calls $.45, BB folds, UTG folds. - Okay, I am going to slow play this.

I. Big mistake. Really big. With Aces, a read, and better position, maybe. With Kings, no read, and first to act on every round, I don't like this train of thought.

II. On the flop, your overbet puts you in a bad spot if you get called. You get raised, you can fold or he folds and you take the pot. Your leaving yourself in an all in, check/call, check/fold on the turn.

III. In your situation, I said bet all in because it's what I'd do here, but I couldn't say that it's definitely the best move. If he has Jacks or tens, he's folding. AQ, he's calling and you win. AA or QQ, you look like the donkey.

Okay, I am going to go back on what I said in my original post about having no read. I suppose I did have enough read to know that if we was slowrolling he would not have bet/called. He is either check/calling, then waiting to raise when either I bet or a scary card comes out. Here's what I am beat by on the turn:

55, 77, QQ, AA, and 7x. Unless he's a total fish I think it is safe to rule out 7x, unless he flopped two pair with 57 or Q7 and honestly I don't see him raising from early/middle position with those hands.