what to do now...

[snoopy1239]

Seat 2: memustang ( $51.40 )
Seat 5: Bill_OSmiley ( $365.55 )
Seat 1: snoopy1239 ( $465.87 )
Seat 3: Pkrjnks ( $495.20 )
Seat 4: Peyton55 ( $61.90 )

memustang posts small blind [$2].
Pkrjnks posts big blind [$4].

Dealt to snoopy1239 [  ]

Peyton55 calls [$4].
Bill_OSmiley calls [$4].
snoopy1239 raises [$20].
Peyton55 calls [$16].
Bill_OSmiley calls [$16].

** Dealing Flop ** [ , , ]

Peyton55 checks.
Bill_OSmiley checks.
snoopy1239 bets [$15].
Peyton55 calls [$15].
Bill_OSmiley raises [$60].
snoopy1239 raises [$90].
Peyton55 is all-In  [$26.90]
Bill_OSmiley calls [$45].

** Dealing Turn ** [ ]

Bill_OSmiley is all-In  [$240.55]

[tantrum]

Who are the players that you are against you?

any more info on them?

perhaps you are behind.... your KK doesn't look healthy here

[snoopy1239]

I don't know anything about my opponents.

[tantrum]

On the flop the pot is 66, your bet of 15 is pretty small.  the pot now is 96 when bill re-raises 60.so it is 156 in the pot and your re-raise is 90.
so the pot is 246 +peytons 26(he is getting great odds to push with any pair or draw now) = 266 so bill has to only call 45 (5.9-1 i think) to see the next card.  After this action you still did not get any decent info if your kings are any good here. (if I have miscalculated the pot sizes please anyone to correct me)

Is this Limit?

or pot limit BTW?
I am not good a cash player but your initial raise is too small to start with if this is NHLE. With this flop I really want to know where I am, and dump one of the other players. and your re-raises seem to me being weak.  The check raise tells you that bill has probably something unless he is bluffing or he thinks you have a AK, AQ and so on.

after the turn you KK looks even more vulnerable, as 5 pp have you beat. you don't have any draws, 2 K can help you but it will be against the possibility of straight.

you have to pay now 240 to win 511.  2-1 odds i think.  I am not good in math and odds , but perhaps someone might answer if calling this would be a good idea.

[SupaMonkey]

I think Bill has a set.

[temp0r]

the turns obviously scared him. i don't know why cause it's obvious you're not playing for the straight. however i feel you're still behind to both of them here and give it up.

[ACE2M]

fold

[Trix]

Another tough hand!

Maybe he has a set or 76 and moves in to price out a flush draw.
Perhaps he flopped the straight but the only hands I can see u beating here are 88 and 99. So i probably fold it

Did you call?

[snoopy1239]

I really didn't think he has a set. In fact, I will say that he didn't have the set.

From my experience, few are shrewd enough to flat call a re-re-raise, they just shove it all-in.

Also, if they are of a trapping nature, they just flat-call the initial raise and wait for the action on the Turn before jamming.

Can anyone guess what he had?

[boldie]

I didn't post in this one as it 's just too bloody difficult. I didn't take him for a flopped straight, if you also say he didn't have a set then I am almost have to go for ace 5 or just poorly played aces.

[snoopy1239]

If anyone can work out what he had, I'll give you the money myself.

Not A-5, A-A or a set.

Any other stabs?

[Bongo]

89o

[NoflopsHomer]

  ?

I don't think he has a straight here either.

[snoopy1239]

Both wrong I'm afraid.

I won't beat around the bush cos you're not going to get it. I folded and he turned over 6-3 off to take the pot down.

Work that one out...

[tantrum]

 I wonder if you have bet more on the flop, would you find yourself in this situation?     You will never know, but If i decide to re-raise someone I fire 1.5 x pot or 3 x times their inital raise, unless of course I want to keep my opponents in the pot.  with this flop though I want to take the pot there and then or if they still call it, the turn will decide further action.  what was peytong hand btw?