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[gobears]

PokerStars Game #1218768925: Tournament #5359969, Hold'em No Limit - Level V (75/150) - 2005/02/15 - 01:39:55 (ET)Table '5359969 1' Seat #6 is the buttonSeat 1: Bubbalicious (4925 in chips) Seat 4: Sweetness777 (3090 in chips) Seat 6: gobears (3505 in chips) Seat 8: Whisky (1980 in chips) Whisky: posts small blind 75Bubbalicious: posts big blind 150*** HOLE CARDS ***Dealt to gobears [Ac 8s]Sweetness777: folds gobears: raises 450 to 600Whisky: folds Bubbalicious: calls 450*** FLOP *** [3d 8h Ts]Bubbalicious: bets 150gobears: raises 750 to 900Bubbalicious: calls 750*** TURN *** [3d 8h Ts] [5s]Bubbalicious: bets 150gobears: calls 150*** RIVER *** [3d 8h Ts 5s] [4s]Bubbalicious: bets 150gobears: calls 150*** SHOW DOWN ***Bubbalicious: shows [Th 7s] (a pair of Tens)gobears: mucks hand Bubbalicious collected 3675 from pot1 table SNG - top 3 pay, four players left.I raise 4x BB with A 8 o; BB calls.He led with a weak lead after the flop; and I raised and then he called.What do you think of my re-raise after the flop? I had shown down a few hands earlier with strong hands so I'm assuming that he thought that I was a solid player. With that call of 10 7 o pre flop, maybe not. Based on his previous play, my impression of him was that he was a solid player. My re-raise was based on the idea that the flop missed him and that he would fold to my showing strength. I ended up going out 4th so this pot took me out of the money

[Kendren]

To be honest, I think he was respecting you after showing down those hands. He hits TP in a short handed game, leads out. You raise, he gets nervous, but wants to see it as chip leader. He just calls you down from there, no raising, so he respected you, I think, just couldn't lay down tp. He was right this time, that's all.