I don't have a hand converter but would someone please critique this hand

me = utg

call .50 with 6h 6d

MP raises to $1

button calls
BB calls
UTG calls

flop Ac Ts 6c

BB bets 1
UTG call
MP raises to 4
button folds
BB calls
UTG calls

turn Js

BB checks
UTG checks
MP bets 16
BB folds
UTG calls (second mistake IMO)

River A s ( i had him on AJ)

(this is where i think **** i played this bad)

check from me
he fires 50
i think for almost all my time, then fold
he doens't show...i'm almost sure he had me beat

anything i could have done better or did i make the right play...i'm actually proud of myself for laying down a full house....

I would of definately raised it up either on the flop or turn. IMO you can't fold on the river.

you cant fold this river. something about your play makes me want to brush my teeth with broken glass

I still think that the ace on the river was a complete cooler and he filled up...i watched him after and everytime he made his hand he fired a big bet, so something like AJ A10 on the river fills him, or even JJ, TT, etc, which might explain his big bets on the turn and river. I like my lay down but sick cause it was a massive pot

I'll agree with the other responders and say I'd raise the flop. All kinds of scary cards can come that can either beat you or kill your action. If you flat call, and then a club comes, then the raiser might logically figure you for a draw and fold a hand that would've stood action on the flop.


If you really know your man, then going with your read on the river is good. I'm not usually confident enough of my read that I feel that a fold is +EV in this situation.

I also agree, raise this flop up big

which would be perfectly consistent with him making big bets when bluffing, or firing big bets when making good but non-nut hands.

i don't think you can fold this river. you slowplayed. what's one of the main goals of slowplaying? to get action from people who bet aggressively thinking that you are weak. you've gotten exactly that and now you're thinking of folding? yes the board is scary but since you've given and gotten no visibility his hand range is huge.

would it be possible for him to be holding ak or aq? maybe the big bet on the turn was to protect his ace.. idk..