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You Ever Have One Of Those Hands Where You Won't Back Down?


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party 100 nl 6maxHero $120SB $300Hero dealt 55 in the COPreflop:Hero opens for $3, SB callsFlop (2players, $6.5)6 :D 6 :club: 3 :D SB checks, Hero bets $4, SB raises to $12, Hero callsTurn (2 players, $30)Q :D SB checks, Hero bets $20, SB raises to $60, Hero raises to $105 (all in)SB had a big stack and liked to use it. I thought he was full of **** and went for it.

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do you bet the second time or am i just getting set up to be check raised again most of the time?
Yeah, that line is terrible from him... c/r flop, check turn? I can see why you wanted to bet, and actually, as played you made it seem like you had the 5.So, to answer your question, I think it might be. I wouldn't want to bloat the pot with week holdings, but against the right opponent you could make a case for firing again. But after the second huge raise, I just can't think of a hand we beat.
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Yeah, that line is terrible from him... c/r flop, check turn? I can see why you wanted to bet, and actually, as played you made it seem like you had the 5.So, to answer your question, I think it might be. I wouldn't want to bloat the pot with week holdings, but against the right opponent you could make a case for firing again. But after the second huge raise, I just can't think of a hand we beat.
We're not giving villian credit here at all though. If we did, than its easy fold on the flop. WHY IS POKER SO HARD?
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I guess it's just me but I check behind on the turn and call a reasonable bet on the river as played. What do we think about re-raising the flop, maybe to $30? I think I like this line the best, if he can put in a third raise on top of that on a bluff, well done...his chips will be residing in my stack before too much longer.

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