Bottom 2 pair (200NL 6max)

[T-Rod]

200NL Full Tilt "When T-rod Can't Find a Set" Poker

Villain is fully stacked and of the 24/11 variety. HE does bet 85% of his rivers which is VERY high.

I've seen him twice limp TP on the flop. In a diff hand, I completed with AK and lead on a A high board and he min raised me with AJ on the flop (he limped it LP). I called. Turn ck/ck. River he bet 3/5 pot, I called and won.

I call UTG with 8[c] 9[c]. Villain in SB completes as does BB.

Flop ($6) K[s] 8[d] 9[s] Villain leads 4, BB calls (he's a TAG), I raise to $15

Villain min raises me back to $30. Hmm. BB folds, I call.

Turn ($ 70) J[d]. Ck/ck

River ($70) 4[h]. He leads $40.

Thoughts. Anyone push the turn or fold it?

[Eaglesfan]

[Pozzo]

[shamdonk]

[Rhound50]

Bet the turn, this is the draw happy board of all times. The J most likely doesnt hurt you unless he has something like . But it does make the odds of you getting draw out a hell of a lot worse. Any card over a 10 now is a scare card or counterfits you. Bet the turn and find out where you are, there is a good chance if he just calls your bet you are ahead and there is a good chance you have bought yourself a check behind on the river if you so choose. A cr on the turn and you are usually going to be behind and can act accordingly.

[ua1176]

[iceman5]

[Xaston]

[Jarren]

[T-Rod]

For those who say shove the flop or who say pound the turn when he checks, what hand range to you put him on?

I sense some are saying flush draw, but how often is a flush draw going to lead, get reraised big, and then min raise back?

[iceman5]

I bet you a box of peanuts that T-Rod lost this hand (and not to KJ). The guy bet, got called, T-Rod raised and then the guy min reraised him right back. Thats a HUGE hand. I cant believe its a draw.

[Zmej]

[Jarren]

[Rhound50]

[iceman5]