about 33%

30% ace queen win

19% 66 win

18% 99 win

at a guess

Everyone is saying what they would do, but few are saying what they actually put the guy on here.

What do you guys think he has from the bet he has just made?

maybe poket aces as well??

there was a similar hand on high stakes poker,doyle brunson had aces, and daniel negranu (pardon the spelling) had  flopped a set of 8's. Doyle couldnt wait to get his chips in. and negranu (i know spelling!!) called a won a monster pot. I think all in is the correct play reduce his pot odds if he is on a draw. and if he has the set, never mind, thats poker!!

push

now on this flop, with possible set, flush draw and even for straight flush draw or an over pair. just less than 1/2 the pot looks good as a feeler bet. i think pocket knigs would have raised again pre flop, raise to $6 with queens seems to small ( i would look for an initail raise of $8-$10 with queens) so 10s or jacks looks about correct for no remorse poss ace king. which i cant see him continuing with. Pavel however. with no info he could hold anything. small pair suited connectors, poss  which he has already seen you win with, who knows.

with out getting too deep $35 on that flop should give you a bit of a feel if it has hit pavel but i wouldnt worry if remorse plays back at you.

why do you not want 2 callers? i'm happy with the 2 callers, there is a poss flush draw but the only hand i'm worried about is a set of or , With $80 in the pot im putting out a feeler bet of $35, to see if anyones hit anything. with a reraise im first thinking pocket 10s or jacks and i raise again, with a call im thinking a slow played set or flush draw if i have 2 callers now then i would be very cautious IMO

The way I play I prefer to have a better idea of where I stand. I don't like playing big pots against 2 players because you end up making too many guesses or assumptions. Just my personal preference, some people have no problem playing huge pots against multiple callers, but I'm not a fan.

bigger pre flop raise to isolate 1 player??

why do you not want 2 callers? i'm happy with the 2 callers, there is a poss flush draw but the only hand i'm worried about is a set of or , With $80 in the pot im putting out a feeler bet of $35, to see if anyones hit anything. with a reraise im first thinking pocket 10s or jacks and i raise again, with a call im thinking a slow played set or flush draw if i have 2 callers now then i would be very cautious IMO

you are playing the big stack at the table, as snoopy says its about the double ups. i would have led out on the turn say $16 look for a raise and then push.

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ps. Please assume th

Hi folks, I'd really appreciate some input on this hand, so if you could tell me what you'd do at each point, that would be really cool and help me to learn how perhaps the hand should have been played.

So, what would your action be here and why?


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***** Hand History for Game 5489792374 *****
$200 NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, December 08, 01:42:39 ET 2006
Table Jackpot #1304230 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6

Seat 1: Pavel55 ( $256.55 )
Seat 3: snoopy1239 ( $530.15 )
Seat 4: A_Reza ( $116.82 )
Seat 6: No_remorse1 ( $712.45 )
Seat 2: JOSJOJO ( $83.20 )
Seat 5: neverfold678 ( $40.50 )

snoopy1239 posts small blind [$1].
A_Reza posts big blind [$2].

** Dealing down cards **

Dealt to snoopy1239 [ ]
neverfold678 folds.
No_remorse1 raises [$6]
Pavel55 calls [$6]


ps. Please assume that you know nothing about your opponents.



What do think your opponents thnk of you??

still waiting on button to act, if button folds make it $30 to go. inital raise seems strong to me. 3xblind from mp

same here last week in a tournament in Aberdeen
made a raise with 7's two callers

board came 3 4 7

i bet, 2 folds, he reraises i go all in he calls with 5 6

turn jack

river 3

woo hoo

i know the situation was completely different, but the objective is to win, you have only committed 10% of your stack and you have checked on the flop where as brunson led out on the flop. as your opponent i would put you on 2 big cards and move with any pair on that flop, do you think leading out would have been a better play??

did you see brunson fold a similar hand to a bet from chip reese in the 50K horse at the world series when reese had pocket kings. i would consider that one of your opponents had you looks like a fold to me

i pass, it looks like king jack. No raise preflop. check raise on flop same bet on turn with pair plus straight draw and all in on river then straight came. It looks more like tournament strategy than cash. Pass.

kim possible

dot cotton or pat butcher