2/4 NL

Dealt [3c] in the BB. Bunch of limpers, I check.

FLOP $20
[3d][6h]

I lead for $16. EP player (no read but has a full stack) raises to $35.

Folded to SB who checkraises all in for $80. I reraise to $160. EP calls?!?!?!


TURN $around $400
[3d][6h][6d]

Yikes. Does he really have quads??? I don't know what to do anymore. I check. EP checks.

RIVER
[3d][6h][6d][Qs]

I bet $100 as a value bet.


How's my line and was do these guys have?

What a disaster. I'm betting at least one of them overplayed a 6.

Your river value bet is quite balsy IMHO.

Need some stack sizes - what do you and EP have left? If you both had full stacks, I'd guess like 240 a piece.

Once that 6 hits the turn, you are in a WA/WB scenario. Dont have to worry about that heart draw anymore, EP's most likely holding. I would check turn / check river, and likely fold to any decent bet, which with the pot size, would likely put you all-in. With the all-in player, you're getting a showdown - there is just no reason for EP to bluff here. If you check the river, and your opponent just bet like 100, I'd look him up, just in case he thinks his AQh or AA is good.

Tough spot, I like the way you played it though.

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We both had a little over $200 left.

Yeah I did put EP on a pocket pair... I was way off though.

EP folded to my $100 bet quickly. He said he had the straight flush draw with [5h]. SB showed KK and I actually managed to take this one down.

Wow, this was a crazy hand. I really hate limping AA/KK, getting no raise and then losing on a small paired board like that. I'm not sure you can get him to call anything on the turn, so I like the check. If you bet and he raised representing a 6 you would have a hard time calling with serious stacks.