Last night I read Iceman's article about playing suited connectors backwards so tonight when the opportunity arose, I tried it. It worked, I won the pot, but I don't know that I played it very well at all. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated - from Iceman or anyone else. Thank you. (Hand converter doesn't want to cooperate for me tonight).
posts the small blind of $.05.
posts the big blind of $.10.
posts out of turn for $.10.
I have 6s 7s in MP
Pre-flop:
folds. folds. Sunbob raises to
$.50. folds. folds. Worthy opponent calls.
folds. folds. folds.
Flop (board: Jd As 9d): pot = $1.25
Sunbob bets $1. Worthy opponent calls.
Turn (board: Jd As 9d Ts): pot = $3.25
Sunbob checks. Worthy opponent checks.
River (board: Jd As 9d Ts Jh): pot = $3.25
Sunbob bets $1. Worthy opponent folds. Sunbob is
returned $1 (uncalled).
Hand #3701903-1998 Summary:
$.15 is raked from a pot of $3.25.
Sunbob wins $3.10.
As I look at this summary I think I played it too passively but his call scared me. Looks like I won this inspite of myself.