1/2 nl , sb puts me on a full house ?

[theredpill99 0]

SB had $450 at start of the hand. He had taken a huge pot off someone with a flush.I had Ks Qs in EP I raise to $6 preflopI got about 4 callersFlop: 6d Kd 9s pot = $24SB bets $5I raise to $15 LP callsSB callsTurn: Qd SB bets $5 (I sense that he wants me to raise him)I callLP callsRiver: Qc ( YES YES YES !!! ) Vindication baby !!! VindicationSb bets $5I raise to $40LP calls all-in SB thinks and then callsSB shows 9d 7dLP had Kh AsMan that feels great. I guess after looking at the hand, I sucked out on LP. But LP didn't reraise me preflop or postflop so how am I supposed to know. If SB or LP raises big on turn, I'm folding. I'm supposed to fill up that full house about 9 % of the time right ? Then why the hell has been like 5 months since last time I remember doing that ?Anyway, I wanted SB's stack. He played that flush so weakly on the river. Is playing the whole clairvoyant game where you try to predict the river or something. That is frustrating to not get his stack or at least half his stack here. What do you think ? At .25/.50 NL or below, I'm getting SB's stack. Any help on how to get that guy's stack ?

[macphec 0]

You're playing above your roll aren't you?

[theredpill99 0]

what difference does it make and how do you know ? No, I don't have a $4000 roll right now .

[macphec 0]

Not trying to be a dick. I read your blog and you mentioned your roll.Congrats on the win and I'm sure you can beat $1 $2 but it's just not a good idea to play above your bankroll, that's all.Good luck

[Pokerdad2222 0]

Why are you only raising 10$ into a 35$ pot on the flop??? By the betting I would say you and the SB are playing above your rolls. You should price a flush draw out on this flop. raising only 10$ gives this guy the right to draw to his flush and you got lucky on the river. Where is this 1-2 game at anyway cause I wouldnt mind playing in it