***** Hand History for Game 2746462151 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Tue Sep 20 19:58:33 EDT 2005
Table Table 37323 (Real Money) -- Seat 9 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: LeejaStar ( $63)
Seat 2: ThsIsTheYear ( $49.50)
Seat 3: HighNRG ( $50)
Seat 4: sommielee70 ( $51.95)
Seat 5: imdying ( $185.65)
Seat 6: ralphperry24 ( $50.45)
Seat 7: gadgetwizard ( $49.25)
Seat 8: yahaw43 ( $92.45)
Seat 9: Benzito69 ( $67.25)
Seat 10: ywfn90041 ( $68.50)
ywfn90041 posts small blind (0.25)
LeejaStar posts big blind (0.50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to yahaw43 [ Qd, Qc ]
ThsIsTheYear folds.
sommielee70 folds.
imdying calls (0.50)
ralphperry24 folds.
gadgetwizard calls (0.50)
yahaw43 raises (3) to 3
Benzito69 folds.
ywfn90041 folds.
LeejaStar calls (2.50)
imdying calls (2.50)
gadgetwizard calls (2.50)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 3c, 5h, 6c ]
LeejaStar bets (4)
imdying calls (4)
gadgetwizard raises (10) to 10

didnt have any read on gadget, what would most of you done ????
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Gotta fold. Here's why. 3-straight flop with 2 clubs. Someone has bet 1/4 the pot, someone else has called, and someone has raised it to 10 dollars.

If you are ahead, it isn't by much, and there are a lot of outs to come on the turn to kill your hand. Any 3,4,5,6, or club forces you to a tough decision with several other players in the hand. That makes a lot of cards that can sink your hand. Reverse implied odds here dictate my fold.

I think you have to think about the level he is playing at when you consider the situation. I think the flat call is a flush-draw but the raise could be 77-JJ or maybe Ax of clubs. I dont think a reraise here to isolate just the raiser and make the cold caller fold his hand and then reassess after the original raiser acts. With his stack size I am not exactly sure what to reraise because any good size raise puts him just about all in and then you are stuck. Can anyone help from there??

JEFF

I would either raise or fold, but it is tough. His small-ish raise IMO tells me he has a middle pair, but it's tricky. There aren't any hands you can realistically put him on for having 2 pair or a straight, so I would doubt e had that big of a hand. I would think he would rerase more if he had a set, or reraise preflop if he had a higher pair than you. The only hands that I can put him on are 7s, 8s, or 9s, as i mentioned before.

Reraising would also probably knock out the other players in with draws, to make it heads up with the original reraiser.

You cna also make a strong case for folding, as pointed out by Guinevar. Since it is Low limit NLHE, I wouldn't be surprized if the reraiser was just making a veyr bizarre play that wouldn't make much sense with what he had.(Like AA, or 6-5). You will save a lot of money this way, but IMO you probably have the best hand now.

In short, I would probably make a fairly large raise of, say 30-35 dollars. If you get a caller raiser, get away from the hand. You are most likely beat.

Edit: Damn, I misread the hand. I thought you stuck int the 1st raise on the flop, which would be a much different story. Now with Lajeestar putting in the 1st raise. you should fold.

I'm stupid.

thank you all for the replies, I really felt 1 of the 3 players had me beat, with a bet a call and a raise if I call I thought I was only giving other 2 players thr right price to also call to see the turn, I considered pushing but if either of the 3 players flopped a set I lose a big pot......just too many draws there for my QQ. So I did fold.

What kinda ticked me off was bettor and caller also both folded so I dont know what any of them had .