2/4 limit hold'em - 10 handed.

Opponents are reasonable players, and usually have cards, but will bet draws. I haven't seen them raise on draws though.

Hero had .

Preflop: UTG calls, Hero raises to $4, MP calls, LP calls, blinds fold, EP calls.

Flop: Pot = $18.05 (9SB). Flop =

EP checks, Hero bets $2, MP raises to $4, LP raises to $6, EP folds,

It is $4 back to me, and I don't close the betting. I feel that I am behind here. What should I do?

They both cold-called your raise pre-flop, and then REALLY liked the very coordinated flop. Even better, with two of them in the hand, it's going to be very expensive for you to see the showdown, as every remaining street will likely be 3-bet/capped.

I'm saving my chips for the next hand.

Thank you for your replies. I folded as suggested.

Believing that I was behind and didn't have good enough odds to improve, I folded. But if I had stayed in the hand I would have won.

The reason I posted was that I was wondering if I had made the right decision by folding and if anyone could justify continuing with the hand.

THE COMPLETE HAND

Hero had . Limit hold'em 2/4.

Preflop: UTG calls, Hero raises to $4, MP calls, LP calls, blinds fold, EP calls.

Flop: Pot = $18.05 (9 SB). Flop =

EP checks, Hero bets $2, MP raises to $4, LP raises to $6, EP folds, Hero folds, MP calls.

Turn: Pot = $31.35 (7.83 BB). Turn = .

MP checks, LP bets $4, MP calls.

River: Pot = $38.95 (9.73 BB). River = .

MP checks, LP bets $4, MP calls.

Showdown: Pot = $46.95 (11.74 BB).

LP shows (two pair), MP mucks.

If I had stayed in the hand I would have won with a higher two pair.