brewzer33

brutal let him take those odds to hit his 6 outer i take the flop call all day

another tough spot (once again why i play limit)... he can easily have u beat (k3 33 or 22 are the most likely not kq he wouldve raised) the flop cold call smells... this is one of those spots where ur either way ahead or way behind.. after he leads out for 400 (3/4 of the pot standard stop and go bet) you are still in the same position i think its either raise and fold to a reraise or make the crying call (hopng he backs off on 5th street) planning to call a bet on the river... your hand is strong do not fear the worst unless u have a rock solid read... howd the hand turn out? (my gut tells

this is a tough one... a read would make this a lot easier... under a normal circumstance against a player with a deeper stack i would fold kq in that spot and wait for a spot where i want to raise but you cannot overlook the fact that this can be either a steal/semi-bluff with low pp or A-rag or that it is a steamraise from a tilting player... also another important factor is that there was no $$$ in the pot aside from the blinds making your pot odds terrible dicatating a fold... IM the call was -ev however it was close... thats y i play limit!! later bud

i dont think pushing 22 all in here is the wisest... as you said you had been raising his blind a lot and (assuming your opponent was competent) he is bound to notice this strategy and wait for a decent hand to catch u stealing his blind... raising here is fine but all in is not the play IMO wait for a bigger hand to push as he will start to call with weaker hands (i.e. q9s) u know ur the man lemme know what u think (also what was the buy in of sng)