WEll, since no ones posted an educational topic like this in this forum for a bit, i figure what the hell. THis hand just came up, and i thought the play was artful enough that it ought to be mentioned!

Peeling a card. WE all do it sometimes, with a variety of hands. This ones good because it shows that your draw doesnt always have to be the nut one to justify a peel.

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to AKsoGay [ 5c 8c ]
shivalseki calls [$10].
East272 calls [$10].
AKsoGay calls [$10].
kcht347 folds.
platinumhitz calls [$5].
DbLuckyJulie checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 5h, Js, Jh ]
platinumhitz checks.
DbLuckyJulie checks.
shivalseki checks.
East272 checks.
AKsoGay bets [$10].
platinumhitz calls [$10].
DbLuckyJulie folds.
shivalseki raises [$20].
East272 folds.
AKsoGay folds.
platinumhitz calls [$10].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 3h ]
platinumhitz checks.
shivalseki bets [$20].
platinumhitz calls [$20].
** Dealing River ** [ 8s ]
platinumhitz checks.
shivalseki bets [$20].
platinumhitz calls [$20].
shivalseki shows [ Jd, Kd ] three of a kind, jacks.
platinumhitz doesn't show [ 2c, 3s ] two pairs, jacks and threes.
shivalseki wins $177 from the main pot with three of a kind, jacks.

Sure it didnt work out for him, but what can ya do? Sometimes ya make the right move and lose anyway, right?

If you read a recent post on two plus two, you know that 2-3 is well ahead on the hand given that he has 6 outs to improve and the J-K only has four outs. This also totally neglects his backdoor str8 outs which can probably be counted as 17 additional outs.