Villain is a 2p2er who i think is supposed to be kinda good. no history though.

b/c, b/f, c/c, c/r? wtf i dunno what im supposed to do. I think the standard is to bet obv but for some reason i dont like it i dunno

$2/$4 No Limit Holdem
6 players
Converted at

Stacks:
Hero ($421.70)
UTG+1 ($806.55)
CO ($555.20)
BTN ($485.00)
SB ($403.30)
BB ($240.10)

Pre-flop: ($6, 6 players) Hero is UTG [As]
Hero raises to $16, 1 fold, CO calls $16, 1 fold, SB calls $14, 1 fold

Flop: [Qd][4d] ($52, 3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets $42, CO calls $42, SB folds

Turn: ($136, 2 players)

Talking out loud here:

If he flopped a baby flush with a suited connector (like [7d]), wouldn't he raise to chrage you if you have the Kd or Jd?

If he flopped a set with 44, shouldn't he raise for the same reason?

AK or AQ probably 3-bet, right?

Same for QQ and AA (Or maybe he got tricky with AA? doubt it)

Would this type of player flat call with KQo (so he'd have the Kd) or AJo (having the Jd) or ATo (having the Td)?

Would he just call PF with JJ (having the J of diamonds)?


I think he has a pair plus flush draw (with the K or J of diamonds). So bet again

I think most hands that beat you are raising that flop....I think he also raises KdQx w P+NFD mostly too, i'd fire the turn....have you seen him float scary boards w air?

I'd check fold unless you've got a read if he checks re-evaluate the river. you have no re-draw and the pot is getting big with TPWK OOP.

I think the reason he wouldn't raise is either to keep SB in for better odds on his draw or he's flopped the nuts/2pr and wants dead money in the pot. He's flopped a solid hand here even if it is KQ, which I would expect to check behind on the turn.

Barrin6

bet/call

A good reg doesnt bet the turn with KQd or whatever imo because he knows he has showdown value. The only hand that i can think of that he might call the flop with and bet the turn when checked to that im not beat by is AJ or AT..or a float.

Anyway i ended up taking time and checking....he bet $100 without much thought. call fold or raise?