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Fold when he re-raises on the flop. I might not actually do it, but I hope I would and it sure seems like the thing to do. You've told him you have TPTK and he's told you he's fine with that. The tiny bet on the flop ($15 into a $70 pot!?) then the minimum re-raise is a powerful betting pattern: it says "Please raise me" and then "Please call me."
Definitely fold the turn if you stuck around that long. The turn bet is also small relative to the pot and clearly says "Please call me." He's not trying to push you off, he's milking. Refuse to be the cow!
Statistics: Posted by k3nt — Wed Mar 16, 2005 2:30 pm
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Hero: AKo
PF: UTG min-raises to 12, hero re-raises to 35, folds to UTG who calls.
Flop: K 10 3 rainbow. UTG leads for 15, hero re-raises to 75, UTG min-re-raises to 135, hero calls.
Turn: 6 putting 2 diamonds out there. UTG leads for 100, hero calls.
River: Blank. UTG leads for 100, hero calls.
UTG Flips 10 10 for set.
For some reason I had nailed UTG on KQ, no reads, just had sat with him etc. I think i nailed him on KQ in my head cuz it was the only hand he was holding barring AK i could beat. I feel I should have folded in retrospect when he leads on the turn, as I can assume I'm most likly facing a hefy river-bet to call. What yall think?
Statistics: Posted by eliteprodigy — Wed Mar 16, 2005 2:11 pm
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