1/2 NL.

The 3 of us involved in this hand all have about $400.
Table has a lot of action. I'm playing rockish but they aren't paying attention to me.

I'm dealt on the button.
A couple limpers to me and I limp too.

Flop , pot $8.
First limper bets $8, other limper calls and so do I, blinds fold.

Turn , pot $30.
First limper bets $30, second limper raises to $90.
I do what, and why?

when one guy bets pot on the turn and the other guy raises sizably....no i dont think they're necessarily drawing to the flush at all.

i think the hand range for the first player is as follows: AA/KK (looking to limp-reraise but didnt get the chance), JJ/TT/99 (not everyone raises JJ), 87, 65, or a set. i would personally lean toward AA/KK with the failed limp-reraise, or 87/65 who realizes just how vulnerable his hand is.

the second player in my opinion almost has to have a set or 65.

jon

Thanks for the replies.

I guess it does change things if you believe one of them could likely be on a flush draw.
I believed it, just from the way the table dynamics had been.

I pushed right there on the turn and both called.
If I was facing both a FH and flush draw, that's a heckofa lotta outs.

What did they have?

First limper: .
Second limper: .

Turn was the and first limper dragged a $1200 pot.

The biggest question from me is if I should flat call and make sure the draws miss before getting my money in (this was suggested to me, to "decrease variance").
I don't think that's a good idea because if the draws miss then they won't pay me anything.

When you have AAKQ double suited in our PLO tourny at 5:30 EST at Pokerstars.

piers, has anyone ever told you that you're a master of subtlty?