$1/$2 NL

I limp in EP with 33. MP limps and both blinds are in.

Pot is $8. Flop comes QJ3. Blinds check, I check and MP who is not very good bets $4. Folded back to me and I check raise to $10. He calls.

Pot is $28. The turn is a T. I bet $25 and he pushes all in for about $150.

What does he have?

He has QT/QJ I call if he is not very good. I assume this is a rainbow board and he wasnt pushing on a flush draw or you would have mentioned that.

he likes the turn card alot... and when bad players go all in when a draw hits.. it either means they love the card or are scared of the card..

this could be one of those hands where he has say JJ and does the old.. get scared go all in when a draw hits for no reason job...

tho i still think he'll have QT/QJ most of the time..

I think he made his straight. AK (poorly played), K9

I'm thinking that if he had JJ or QQ he would have gone all in when you checkraised him, rather then call.

So i put him on AKo

So you guys putting him on AK are folding?

Yeah.
..but I've gotten down right cautious. It has raised my BB/100 too.

There's a lot of hands he could have.

If he has a made straight (unlikely), you still have a good number of outs.
If he has a pair and a straight draw (likely), you are ahead now.
If he has two pair and no straight draw (possible), you are ahead.

I call.

There's too many times that you're leading, and if not you still have outs.

Well, I don't particularly like the flop checkraise, particularly on this board. That's a flop that will likely have hit someone and you have a decent chance of getting raised here.

I really think AK is a strange hand to have in that spot. It's not raised, then he bets out rather than trying to hit his overcard or draw to the T. And, while I also don't like the small checkraise quantity here, he then is supposed to be calling the checkraise with only 4 outs if ice has the represented 2 pair. Anyhow, sure, it's somewhere in the hand range of a bad player, but I don't see it. Nor do I see his moving in on the turn with the nuts. A possible hand, sure, but imo unlikely. And, if AK is in the mix at all, so is 98, I suppose, although even more bizarre.

Ok, so there's QQ and JJ, again rather odd in an unraised pot. And TT I really find hard to believe, although that's also possible--some people see PP and think it's just great until the bitter end.

So, those are the hands that beat you, and while they're imo all possible, they seem strange at least (but, of course, bad players often play strangely!).

AQ would also be grossly overvalued but presumably possible.

I'm with Alex, though, on this one. I think most likely are QJ and QT. The turn bet also in principle doesn't want a caller, although ice's very strong turn bet (if the guy is sensitive to that fact) does give him some reasons to think that he'll still call a huge bet.

I'll call this one in the opinion that more often than not he's going to turn over QJ or QT, but you could need help vs. AK or even be drawing dead to a 3 against an overset. I just consider those possibilities fairly remote--or, I think you win this one at least 50% of the time.

I actually might play AK this way sometimes. I limp every now and then with it. If I did limp, then Im definately betting the flop when checked to and last to act (I would bet the pot though). If I got check raised a small amount, I might peel one off because of implied odds.

However, I didnt think ther was a chance in hell that he had AK. Most people just dont play that way. I was almost positive that he had QT.

I called. He actually had JT.

hmmmmmm.