6 players (antes $.10 apiece, pot 60 cents)
Dealt to me: ([Ac][As])[9d]
Player 2:
Player 3:
Player 4:
Player 5:
Player 6:
Player 5 brings it in for $.15.
Player 6 calls.
I complete to $.25.
Player 2 calls.
Player 3 folds.
Player 4 calls.
Player 5 calls.
Player 6 calls.
Pot: $1.85
Me: ([Ac][As])[9d][Ad]
Player 2: [5c]
Player 4: [7d]
Player 5: [9h]
Player 6: [Jh]
I bet $.25. Only player 5 folds, everyone else calls.
Pot: $2.85
Me: ([Ac][As])[9d][Ad][6c]
Player 2: [5c][5s]
Player 4: [7d][Kc]
Player 6: [Jh][Jc]
Player 6 checks.
I check.
Player 2 bets $.50.
Player 4 goes all-in for last $.45.
Player 6 calls.
I CR to $1.
Both Players 2 and 4 call.
Pot: $6.30
Me: ([Ac][As])[9d][Ad][6c][Ts]
Player 2: [5c][5s][3d]
Player 4: [7d][Kc][7s]
Player 6: [Jh][Jc][8h]
Player 6 checks. I bet $.50. Players 2 and 6 call.
Pot: $7.80
Me: ([Ac][As])[9d][Ad][6c][Ts][4s]
Player 6 checks. I bet $.50. Player 2 reraises to $1. Player 6 folds. I reraise to $1.50. Player 2 reraises to $2 and is all in. I call.
So I guess my question is, how was my play on 7th? Should I keep reraising as much as possible with trips in this situation or should I have just checked/called when a boat didn't hit? I was 50/50 at the time on which option to take, and still am very unsure of what I'd do if a similar situation happens again, so I thought I'd pick your brains to see if you can lead me in the right direction next time.
BTW, I know my check on 5th sticks out a little bit, but player 2 had been very aggressive whenever he hit any sort of open pair (he just caught 5s) and I was fairly certain I'd get a check raise in there. He didn't disappoint.Statistics: Posted by Kramer545 — Sun May 21, 2006 2:20 am
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