This is a NL ring game with friends. Blinds are $.25/.50. It is 5-handed. I have about 40 bucks. The person in question in the hand has about 80 and is in SB. He is known to limp/flat call a wide range of hands and is loose and aggressive postflop. Folds to me, in middle position with:



I raise to $2. The person to the left flat calls. The person in question calls from the SB. BB calls. Pot is $8.

Flop comes:



Checks to me. I bet $3. Folds to SB who raises to $6. I call. Pot is $20.

Turn:



SB bets $7. I call. Pot is $34.

River:



SB bets $7. I call. Pot is $48.

Suggestions on how I played this hand would be appreciated.

I'd say you played this hand fairly loose. If he is known to play a wide variety of hands, you should have taken into consideration that he might have a 4. I would have laid it down to his re-raise on the flop.

His flop raise doesn't mean shit. And he min raised it. So I had very good drawing odds. Why am I scared by a possible one card open-ended straight draw? I disagree compeletely with a fold there.

Alright man, just giving my opinion. I guess me and you have different playing styles. I play a tight game. I just don't see how making a call on that flop would be profitable most of the time.

3/20 = 15% win rate or higher to show profit. Don't mean to be a dick. I just think a flop call there is standard and indisputable.

When I start calling down, the pots $20. So, my odds once I call down are 14/48 = 29%. So would most LAG's would bluff more than 29% of the time? That seems high; that means that the person bluffs at least one in three times in this spot. How many times when he is not bluffing should I expect to have the better hand?

did you win the hand or not?

The person had A9s. I lose.