$2 6max, nut flush on paired board vs shove.

[*FoCuS*(78)]

Poker Stars, $2 + $0.20 NL Hold'em Tournament, 100/200 Blinds, 6 Players
LeggoPoker.com - Hand History Converter
BB: 6,608
UTG: 6,630
MP: 4,212
CO: 4,318
BTN: 4,409
Hero (SB): 5,446
Pre-Flop: (300) dealt to Hero (SB)
UTG raises to 400, 3 folds, Hero calls 300, BB folds
Flop: (1,000) (2 Players)
Hero bets 400, UTG calls 400
Turn: (1,800) (2 Players)
Hero bets 1,400, UTG calls 1,400
River: (4,600) (2 Players)
Hero checks, UTG bets 4,430 and is All-In, Hero ...


I haven't been paying much attention, but i would say villain is a straight forward tag abc style player.
I hate situations like this, i would still have a decent stack if i fold this. Basically I'm worried about 99, 88 and maybe 33. Maybe since i bet the flop, he doesn't put me on a flush, if that's the case would he do this with JJ?

[DeeYakaBaka]

call and lol at him if he has u beaten......hes not calling ur flop bet with 88 and the way he played it, im not giving a straight forward ABC player any credit for a set on the flop......if he has JJ, 99 or 33 cest la vie.

[wastrel]

6-max $2 STT?

Insta-call. Watch villain roll over A9. Laugh and take his money.

[piv]

were you checking river to induce bluffs or are you genuinely scared of a boat? snap call.

[*FoCuS*(78)]

I called and he had 88, oh well.
piv, yes i did check the river because i was scared of a boat. I often find myself in situations like this, usually ring games, and this is why i hate being oop so much, i dont know weather to check or bet.

[mister.x]

tough play, sorry

[5ive7even]

Just an unlucky river.

Tough beat.