Don't like pating an 87 when vill is drawing 1, 3 times

PokerStars Game #12103383003: Triple Draw 2-7 Lowball Limit ($5/$10) - 2007/09/17 - 00:31:12 (ET)
Table 'Dschubba III' 6-max Seat #5 is the button
Seat 1: Gaussian ($83 in chips)
Seat 2: aucu ($133 in chips)
Seat 3: Cully Cross ($675.50 in chips)
Seat 5: kyungheeda ($230 in chips)
Seat 6: Gasman ($192 in chips)
Gasman: posts small blind $2
Gaussian: posts big blind $5
*** DEALING HANDS ***
Dealt to aucu [2d Ts 3c 3d 5c]
aucu: raises $5 to $10
Cully Cross: folds
kyungheeda: folds
Gasman: calls $8
Gaussian: folds
*** FIRST DRAW ***
Gasman: discards 1 card
aucu: discards 2 cards [Ts 3c]
Dealt to aucu [2d 3d 5c] [8c Js]
Gasman: bets $5
aucu: calls $5
*** SECOND DRAW ***
Gasman: discards 1 card
aucu: discards 1 card [Js]
Dealt to aucu [2d 3d 5c 8c] [7c]
Gasman: checks
aucu: bets $10
Gasman: calls $10
*** THIRD DRAW ***
Gasman: discards 1 card
aucu: stands pat on [2d 3d 5c 8c 7c] Standing pat here, would you do it?
Gasman: checks
aucu: Is the check raise a threat?

Of course you stand pat. You'd stand pat with a jack low.

Seriously he draws any 9 , 10, J, Q, K, A or whatever the four cards he kept are and you're ahead by standing pat. There are only 3 ranks left so his odds at outdrawing you are pretty bad...

Pat, all day.

Pat, and my newbie T-D play would say check the final street. At this level are you getting called by any 9?

easy as hell pat. you pat any jack or better on the end if your opponent is drawing. if you're asking that question, you're likely outmatched at the 5/10 game on stars, just fyi.

as for the river, value bet all day if you ever snow, if you never bluff, c/c the end.

I play the lowest limits of this games Stars has, so I virtually never bluff. That being said, what do you do if you get re-raised here? I make a crying call I think, and then kick myself in the nuts for not checking it down.

Ya it's a pat, don't think I'd pat a J though,

If I play limits any lower than this it's a bore.

not patting a jack in spots like this is bad.

yep, pat and valuetown the end would be my play.

Then you don't understand the math. You don't have to have the best possible hand, just a better hand than him.

I know next to nothing about the game of triple draw but a Jack is a favorite over any one card draw, yes?

yes.

K, I thought so..which is why this..




..confused me.

Thanks for the confirmation.