This guy just sat down. I got 10 hands on him and this the first hand that he has bet. Didn't know him so I played it conservative and folded.

What do you think ?

He was 20/1/0 at this point . He turned out to be an absolute crazy aggressive MF'er yet tight. Kind of an odd combination and I've never seen a guy this tight preflop play that aggressive postflop. I don't think playing like this is a winning game, BTW. Way too easy to pick off.

Texas Hold'em $1-$2 NL (real money)
2 Dec 2005 3:04 AM ET

Seat 1: BB
Seat 2: EP
Seat 3: EP3
Seat 4: MP1
Seat 5: EP2
Seat 6: MP2
Seat 7: MP3
Seat 8: LP
Seat 9: Hero [ AD,JD ]
Seat 10: SB
ANTES/BLINDS
SB posts blind ($0.50), BB posts blind ($1).

PRE-FLOP
EP calls $1, EP3 folds, MP1 folds, EP2 bets $3, MP2 folds, MP3 folds, LP folds, Hero calls $3, SB folds, BB folds, EP calls $2.

FLOP [9C,JS,5S]
EP bets $11, EP2 folds, Hero calls $11.

TURN [2H ]
EP bets $30, Hero folds.

SHOWDOWN
EP wins $60.50.

Only people that I know that bet $30 on turn like that have two pair or 3 of a kind or a pair and flush draw.

so he's tag... that's actually a pretty good strategy.

pf: fine
flop: raise that sucker, you probably wouldnt have seen a turn if you did.

I think I disagree with the advice here. Did you guys notice that someone raised preflop ? He bet right into the guy so he must have been confident with his hand. I think he flopped a monster. He bet $11 into a $11 pot against a preflop raiser. How does he know the raiser didn't have KK or AA ?

valid point. then fold.

i think calling is the worst option here still