Button FD vs BB lead into...

[KeLLoGsX]

No specific read on villain, 6 max NL20.

On limper
Me on the button with [9c]
folded to me who raises to 0.80
BB calls
flop [3s][2c] (pot 1.70)
BB bets pot 2
I Call
turn is a (pot 5.70)
BB bet 3.50
I Call
River (pot 12.70)
BB bets 12
I do what??

Calling his flop overbet looks very bad, but when I already called the flop I couldn't stop calling. Then the river completes my flush but faces a distinctive potbet.

//KeLLoGsX

[enigma?]

[iceman5]

[Dumb Snowman]

Yeah you should shove, barring you being like 300bb deep or something

[Rhound50]

[KeLLoGsX]

OK, this is what really went down... not exactly how I remembered it but just about. But I really think I should be folding the flop here, because his strong flopbet should assure me that it will be expensive to continue....

PokerDucks Alizarin Crimson 0.10/0.20, hand converted by the at

saw flop | saw showdown

Button Hero ($35.35)
SB SB ($28)
BB ($3.40)
UTG ($7.25)

Preflop: Hero is on the Button with 9 7
UTG calls 0.20, Hero raises to 0.80, SB calls 0.70, 2 folds.

Flop (2.00) 2 5 K
SB bets 2, Hero calls 2.

Turn (6.00) 3
SB bets 3, Hero calls 3.

River (12.00) 3
SB bets 12, Hero calls 12

Hero shows 9 7
SB shows 2 2

SB wins 36.00 with A full house, Twos and Threes

[iceman5]

Put a note on him. Hes probably 1 guy out of 1000 people at those stakes that leads with a set. When someone leads full pot into the raiser you can mentally write off a set from their hand range. if you do that you will be much better off. If you remember this hand when youre playing all your other hands youre going to miss out on alot of value.