1-2 NL cash game

you're SB with everyone folds around to the puck who limps in. I limp, BB checks (3 see the flop)

$6 in the pot.

Flop:

I fire a $6 at it, BB (who is very loose/agressive and I know well) raises to $25, the dealer cold calls the $25

I think about it for a bit and decide to call as well. There is now $81 in the pot.

Turn is ugly. It's

I check, BB bets $60, dealer moves allin like his pants are on fire (this was my first time playing vs this guy) his allin is $130

You have roughly $220 in your stack..the BB who made it $60 has over $700 in his stack.

What do you do at this point and why? (and yes, at this point I know that I should've either folded or raised the $25 on the flop)

Cold call and then all in with that board - has to have a flush - I think I fold. You have 9 outs (K,3 & 6) to the full house and 1 to the quad dueces so you need 3.6:1 to call and you're only getting 1.7:1. unless BB sticks around for implied odds on his stack - not too likely.

I think you have to fold there.

You might have managed to stay out of that situtaion if you had re-raised all in on the flop - I don't like the call there because at least one of you opponenst HAS to be on a flush draw and you're not making them pay to see it.

Originally Posted by Announced Tilt

Anyone else just dumping pre-flop?

From the SB with a suited king? No way.

Preflop is fine, unless you feel like raising. BB most likely has a flush draw/small overpair/straight draw thing. I don't see him doing this with a 2, and besides, even if he has a 2, you probably have the best hand. That being said the $25 cold call scares me. It's either the nutflushdraw, or 33.(4s5s is possible if he sucks i guess) I probably reraise the flop. River has to be a fold.