so I got a boat, now what? (200nl fr)

[Spank_her_Pair]

$200nl 8-h

Hero is in SB with

4 limpers, Hero completes, bb checks

FLOP ($12):
Checked around

TURN ($12):
Hero bets $11, BB raises to $26, folded to Hero ...

call, fold, raise?

BB is TAG, 19/9 35wtsd & 64 W$SD after 200 hands

[SNGNOOB]

This is very hard decision, but isnt 19/9 loose? Correct me if I am wrong. Hard decision I would re-raise all in or fold here, what are the stack sizes?

[Spank_her_Pair]

[iceman5]

1) I bet the flop because most of the time a card higher than an 8 is going to hit the turn.

2) 19/9 is not kind of loose.

3) I fold to the raise. If he had a 7 he probably would bet the flop. I think hes going to have a 4 here about 80% of the time.

[Stoneburg]

[Spank_her_Pair]

I smooth called. River was a .

Now what...

I think a blocking bet would work well to freeze a 7 from betting. I should then be able to safely fold to a raise.

Or check-call/fold depending on villians bet.

(i know most said to fold the turn but *if* you did call, then what?)

[Stoneburg]

[iceman5]

I probably slam my Sprite can into the side of my head for calling the raise and then check/call the river.

[Spank_her_Pair]

well the river went check/check and i won; he had a 7.

but i felt like it was a loose call on my part

[iceman5]

I dont like a bet on the river because alot of people will make a big raise or even push with a 7. But they will also do it with a 4.

If he wasnt in the BB, it might change my thoughts.

[Pozzo]

[TD]

I would have played it exactly as you did. He is not likely to have a bigger pp and there is only 1 four left. But, he appears to be a good player (I don't like WTSD 35%) so you have to be careful and get through the showdown as cheap as possible but ready to call your stack if necessary.