Same situation as forum/viewtopic.php?t=25709
But this time, the Q is out there, still fold?

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) from (Format: Bet The Pot)

SB ($99.50)
BB ($99)
UTG ($271.45)
Hero ($97)
CO ($32.70)
Button ($96.50)

Preflop: Hero is MP with , .
1 fold, Hero raises to $4, CO calls $4, 2 folds, BB calls $3.

Flop: ($12.50) , , (3 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $8, CO folds, BB calls $8.

Turn: ($28.50) (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $22, BB raises to $55, Hero folds.

Final Pot: $105.50

Bet on the flop is too small. Make it pot sized or slighlty bigger.

On the turn if you're not confident you have the best of it, check behind and evaluate the river.

Personally, I'd make it $13 on the flop, and check behind on the turn. Call a reasonable sized bet on the river.

His check call on the flop and raise on the turn suggests a set, 9's maybe.

really, a set? to be honest, i'm not too sure i'm ahead or behind this hand. it's a drawy board and you have an overpair in a six max 100nl game. this tells me that your opponent, with no reads, has a range pretty large which mostly consists of tp type hands. if he's loose, he could have flopped two pair or a straight and flush draw kinda hand and hit the straight on the turn, sets are plausible, however. though, personally i think that's a much smaller part of a random 100 nl opponent's hand range given the action thus far. folding may be losing on some value here.

i do like the idea of pot-ing the flop, however.

[quote="dropthe72"]really, a set? to be honest, i'm not too sure i'm ahead or behind this hand. it's a drawy board and you have an overpair in a six max 100nl game. this tells me that your opponent, with no reads, has a range pretty large which mostly consists of tp type hands. if he's loose, he could have flopped two pair or a straight and flush draw kinda hand and hit the straight on the turn, sets are plausible, however. though, personally i think that's a much smaller part of a random 100 nl opponent's hand range given the action thus far. folding may be losing on some value here.

i do like the idea of pot-ing the flop, however.[/quote/]


Ahh well if he's loose I'm shoving the turn. But we have no reads on villian he could be a soild rock or TAG, meaning he is unlikely to check TPTK if he has something like AQ.

I'm not suggesting folding, I'm suggesting caution as we have no reads.

To me, the cold call PF, the check call flop and the CR turn suggests better than TPTK. Two pair is unlikely as I can't see a PF call with Q9 which is the only plausible two pair he could have so for me, its a set.

I push here, but that is just me. The only time I fold here is if villain is a solid TAG. And even then I still may push. I think he has AQ or flush draw just as often as he has a set. Cause wouldn't a solid player raise the flop with the two clubs out there?

If he pushed the flop, Id call, would that be bad?