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 Originally Posted by daluchy
Originally Posted by strawman
Since there have been two responses that believe the first hand is a trap I'm curious about the reasoning behind it since I'm leaning towards a Kx.
Well sometimes betting out your monster hands is more of a trap and I've done and seen it several times at NL50 @ MartinsPoker. Because you would think "why is that person betting on such a turn? they must not have a monster" then you go call or raise right into their hands
Taking this into consideration which is something I had contemplated, I'm still having a hard time believing this is a good play. It's one thing to flop a monster and bet into the raiser, but it's another to check/call the flop and get your monster hand on the turn and place a strong bet into the preflop raiser. Assuming hero folds did the villian extract any value out of his hand?
I'm curious how this hand played out since I'm finding it very instructive.
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