Re: Any thoughts?

[LeKnave]

Yer, has to be a 9 i think...

maybe a Q9? but then that poses the question of the minimum raise preflop...hmm pair of 9's? cant call the turn surely...and as for AK, awful calls on the flop and turn...

then the other option would be clubs, but what could he have to be calling with 2 clubs here, maybe  but how can he call a further $20 on the turn...mustve been a tilty flush drawer in my opinion!

LeKnave

[RonK]

just because he raised pre flop he doesnt have to have face cards

by the way he bets so weakly on the flop he's either on a draw or has a set


so he bets small u raise it up and he flat calls,in my opinion he has 9 10 suited and has flopped a belly buster(7 or j ) to a straight)

he bets weak again on the turn,its kind of a come over the top please bet isnt it

then does the standard bad player move on the river,

[Royal Flush]

 

[Josh]

I think you made the right bets, but he was just a numpty calling on a draw. You got unlucky on the river.

[Timaloy]

The flat call on the flop with a set letting 2 players in just seems to risky.

The leadout bet on the flop could have been intended as a blocker bet to try buy 2 cheap cards.

The 2 most possible hands look like and 9 10 o/s, only think that makes me confused about those hands is why he didn't push on the turn after I have raised it up to $28, he runs the risk of the board pairing or a scare card (like a club, he wasnt worried about the flush because he knows I have a big  part of the board) for me coming so it gives me a chance to get away from the hand when it looks like I'm going all the way on the turn anyway (although I wasn't, the $20 bet was made to define my hand, if he played back I would give him credit for the str and pack it).

Cheers for the replys guys.