boondoggle

Ok, a couple of my fish stories from the last couple times I played in a b&m.1) Guy checks on the river (gets checked) and shows K4o for the full house. Then says, "Well, if I'd bet, you'd have folded". I guess he just really wanted to show his hand or something.2) An older guy looks at his friend next to him while mucking his handand says, "I always gotta see the flop with T5, cause they're used in every possible straight". His friend's eyes light up and he goes "aaahhh" like he's just been given the wisdom of the universe...Boondoggle

Thanks for the input! I agree playing A8o in mid position is bad (I'd been laying those mediocrehands all day). The only reason I tried to play it was a couple of people hadcommented out loud that I never play a hand, so I tried a semi steal. Probably too marginal a hand to try, and probably bad position to try it from. I was mostly wondering about the post flop play. I guess it was ok. The only reason I wondered was a guy asked if I had top pair, I said no,nut flush and inside straight draw, and he looked at me like I was crazy for giving up the draw. Like I said, it was a really loo

So I just ventured into my first cash no limit game (besides some micro limit online) and wondered if anyone had some ideas on my play on a couple of hands. I'd been playing extremely tight (the table was way loose (i.e. 5 people went all in preflop (average stack of 250$), no one had a pocket pair). Blinds were 1-2-2 (1 on dealer), usually there was kill which made it 10$ to go (double blinds).First hand: I had about 460$.Dealt As8c, mid position in kill pot, raised to 20$, got one caller on the button, very loose player. Flop : 5s 6d 9sBet 50$, calledTurn: JsChecked, guy bets 100$ I deba