this kind of hand...NL$50 FR.

[AlexMR]

Bodog.

I am dealt K7o in the BB. two limpers and Sb completes.

Flop. $2. Kd. Jd. 7s. SB leads $2, I raise to $6 and it's folded to Sb whominraises. Should I fold there? I findmyself in CS mode after this action with this type ofhands. I dont agree with min raise = monster. I see so many times a draw that i've had to rule that out as a certainty. I dont feel comfortable 4betting with such hands either.

If I call, what is my action on trn if omes with a blank?

Should I lay it down on flop?

[Danhdan]

I like your hand here. KJ or 77 are IMO the only hands you need to worry about here, villian would have probably raised preflop with KK or JJ. I think I call on the flop, look for a blank on the turn and put it in if you don't feel comfortable putting the money in here.

Any read on the SB would help greatly in determining SB's range, so let us know if he has one...but I feel comfortable against his range. His leading out ion the flop just doesn't feel like a monster.

[Zmej]

[T-Rod]

[black_knight6]

[k3nt]

Call flop, call turn (bet if he checks, raise if he bets tiny), call river (bet if he checks, raise if he bets tiny).

The # of players at $50 NL at Bodog who can lead and then minraise a raise with a flush draw or OESD = miniscule. I think his range is AK KQ KJ KT J7 77, with an outside chance of AA KK JJ if he's particularly "tricky"/bad. There's also a tiny chance of something like [7d] (assuming you don't have ).

I think you're ahead of his range, but also that a push will fold most or all of the hands you beat.

[NorthView]