Am I in trouble vs solid player?

***** Hand History for Game 2034320570 *****
$50 NL Hold'em - Wednesday, May 11, 19:14:59 EDT 2005
Table Table 36861 (6 max) (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 1: yoda96c ( $40.45 )
Seat 2: DABIGLICK69 ( $7.35 )
Seat 3: grytkungen ( $131.85 )
Seat 5: fleetstep ( $87.51 )
Seat 4: SlappYou ( $50 )
Seat 6: miller3499 ( $37 )
DABIGLICK69 posts small blind [$0.25].
grytkungen posts big blind [$0.5].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to SlappYou [ Jc 5c ]
SlappYou raises [$2].
fleetstep folds.
miller3499 folds.
yoda96c folds.
DABIGLICK69 folds.
grytkungen calls [$1.5].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Ad, Js, Jh ]
grytkungen checks.

SlappYou bets [$4].

grytkungen raises [$8].

SlappYou raises [$16].

grytkungen raises [$24].
(shit, he's got me outkicked!)
yoda96c: how do u go all in with ace out there, should of saved u

SlappYou raises [$24].

grytkungen folds.
SlappYou does not show cards.
SlappYou wins $78.25


Was this some kinda super-double rebluff? Whatever, its LOL

Originally Posted by SmackinYaUp

***** Hand History for Game 2034320570 *****
$50 NL Hold'em - Wednesday, May 11, 19:14:59 EDT 2005

hmm...the date for this HH seems to be today...
shouldn't you be studying? :P

That being said, I don't think that you have to worry about being outkicked with trips in a shorthanded game.

Pretty clear to me that he had a good ace and didn't think you had shit (let alone the j) because you were probably playing your normal, super-aggro style, and it took multiple scary minraises to convince him that he was going to have to beat trips here. The difference between a solid and a weak-tight/tilted player is that, even though he knows you're aggressive, he doesn't just dump it all in with the ace, but raises you multiple times to buy the information. This is exactly the kind of pot that gets huge because of aggressive play -- even if it becomes a big scarier when you are taking money from solid opponents. Nh.

Goodplay your opponent, probably holdin a A, must have checked you out by reraising you, checking his starting money he probably had won somebefore and wanted to be sure of you holding that J against his A

I would have betted my house if I was holding a J there. Youre opponent should probably have betted more preflop if he was holdin AA so a win win situation here

Pretty clear to me that he had a good ace and didn't think you had shit (let alone the j) because you were probably playing your normal, super-aggro style.

I had same thought.

Originally Posted by ensign_lee

Originally Posted by SmackinYaUp

***** Hand History for Game 2034320570 *****
$50 NL Hold'em - Wednesday, May 11, 19:14:59 EDT 2005

hmm...the date for this HH seems to be today...
shouldn't you be studying? :P

That being said, I don't think that you have to worry about being outkicked with trips in a shorthanded game.

not true.. I've been out kicked plenty