$100 NL Prima .50/1.00 blinds

Dealt [As] In LP. Two limpers to me. I raise to $4. Both limpers call.
I have no reads because naked women were on the computer screen. lol.

FLOP $12.50
[Qs][9h]

Both guys check. I bet $10. First limper folds. Second opponent check raises me to $30. I'm not convinced I'm losing yet, especially with this odd (and large) bet, so I call.

TURN $70.50
[Qs][9h][9s]

Nice turn card. Opponent checks, I hesistate and check behind him.

RIVER $70.50
[Qs][9h][9s][Th]

Opponent leads out for $50.


At this point I have no idea what he has. j10 for a missed straight? maybe a 9 or queen for full house?? I don't think so but I really am guessing at this point.

I grudginly call because I'm pissed I just lost another hand at a different table (wonderful.)

Opponent shows [3h] and I take down a big pot..


I'm not sure what the lesson is here. Maybe you guys could enlighten me? That guy should have said after the hand, "can't bluff a calling station."

That is a bad call, but it did work out for you. I guessing tilting is a good for you sometimes lol

Who makes a huge flop check raise and then checks the turn? Someone who is bluffing thats who!

No, of coursenot always, but the bet was $50 to Kenny with a pot of $120. If the guy is bluffing 1/3 of the time its a good call. I think it will be a bluff more than half the time.