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***** Hand History for Game 4576322769 *****
0/0 Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) - Fri Jun 23 10:43:16 EDT 2006
Table Mi Corazon (Real Money) -- Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Asgard62 ( $30.68)
Seat 2: dannyd267 ( $24.95)
Seat 3: liaowei ( $2.45)
Seat 4: realtime32 ( $25.20)
Seat 5: bigbrds7 ( $5.29)
Seat 6: astralmike ( $19.15)
Seat 7: webdriver711 ( $14.55)
Seat 8: jeffmasters ( $28.80)
Seat 9: PhillyVan ( $15.80)
Seat 10: SlientKiller ( $4.05)
dannyd267 posts small blind (0.10)
liaowei posts big blind (0.25)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to dannyd267 [ Jh, Js ]
realtime32 folds.
bigbrds7 folds.
astralmike calls (0.25)
webdriver711 folds.
jeffmasters calls (0.25)
PhillyVan calls (0.25)
Asgard62 folds.
dannyd267 raises (0.90) to 1
liaowei folds.
astralmike folds.
jeffmasters calls (0.75)
PhillyVan calls (0.75)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ 4d, 7h, 6h ]
dannyd267 bets (3)
jeffmasters calls (3)
PhillyVan folds.
** Dealing Turn ** : [ 2h ]
dannyd267 bets (6)
jeffmasters raises (12) to 12
dannyd267?????????

Make it $1.75 if you want isolation, flop goot, turn completed flush, I'd say it's standard fold if you don't know if the guy is capable of putting that kind of pressure with something weaker than JJ, draw or air. Some $25 players can do such a crazy stuff but in most cases you are behind/drawing dead. Redraw with Jh can be no g00t and if it is, if you river a flush he will probably shut down completely unless he has Ace of hearts.

I'd muck it.

I make it 1.75 to go preflop. You need a heads up flop with a hand like JJ.

As played, I bet 3/4 pot on the flop and check/call or check/fold the turn depending on the nature of his bet, if he bets at all.

This is one of those situations where when he calls the flop you make an assessment:

1. He has a made str8 or flopped set. (somewhat unlikely)

2. He has a strong str8 draw like A5 or 88. (somewhat likely)

3. He has a flush draw. (likely)

4. He has a smaller overpair 99/TT. (somewhat unlikely)

5. He has a larger overpair. (unlikely considering he called behind PF)

I check this turn because the most likely of the options just completed, and he could still have had us beat all along with a better overpair or a set. I don't think theres a huge mistake in betting though, because you still beat a lot of his range.

You're hand cannot stand a raise though. Even a minimum raise. He is making a value raise on a very dangerous board. He has a flush or set here an enormous percentage of the time.