What do you do here?

Game #1304219942 - (blinds $0.05/$0.10) No Limit Texas Hold'em - 2006/02/22-12:40:57.1 (CST) Table "Rakahanga" (real money) -- Seat 1 is the button Seat 1: assissagy ($4.06 in chips) Seat 4: Piniu ($10.85 in chips) Seat 5: redgrape ($11.70 in chips) Seat 6: Lammertje ($4.75 in chips) Seat 7: POP2213 ($4.00 in chips) Seat 8: Silk Road ($6.84 in chips) Seat 9: sparky16 ($4.32 in chips) Seat 10: justintjarvis ($15.88 in chips)
Piniu : Post Small Blind ($0.05)
redgrape: Post Big Blind ($0.10)
POP2213 : Post ($0.10)
Dealing...
Dealt to redgrape [ Ad ]
Dealt to redgrape [ Kd ]
Lammertje: Call ($0.10)
POP2213 : Check
Silk Road: Fold
sparky16: Fold
justintjarvis: Raise ($0.20)
assissagy: Fold
Piniu : Raise ($0.25)
redgrape: Raise ($1)
Lammertje: Fold
POP2213 : Fold
justintjarvis: Call ($0.90)
Piniu : Call ($0.80)
*** FLOP *** : [ 3c Kh 2s ]
Piniu : Check
redgrape: Bet ($1.60)
justintjarvis: Call ($1.60)
Piniu : Fold
*** TURN *** : [ 3c Kh 2s ] [ Qh ]
redgrape: Bet ($4)
justintjarvis: Raise ($13.18)
redgrape: ???

I just couldn't see how the Q improved his hand!? If he had KQ he'd probably raise. if he's slowplaying he'd probably call again on the turn, since i'm committed. What do you do?

I think the only street where you might have been good was on the flop...

I was and am still confused about what i could've put him on on the turn...

Originally Posted by IowaSkinsFan

I was and am still confused about what i could've put him on on the turn...

AK/KQ/AA/KK/QQ

AA, QQ, KK

Smalls stakes players (25nl and under) have a serious hard-on for minraising oop preflop with AA, KK, and QQ.

All of these hands are WAYYYYYYYYY ahead of you.

Okay... i'm going to analyze his flop and turn play with these hands.

AA: flop call, trying to slowplay? but Why does he suddenly put the pressure on on the turn. Why wouldn't he call so i can put all my money in on the river?

KK: again, i think he'd do the samething as AA if he was in fact slowplaying.

QQ: Okay, preflop play makes no sense, but then again he did minraise (to 20cents) so he might be that stupid. Why does he call the flop, and once hitting trips fires an all in on the turn?

AK: calling the flop then raising the turn... i guess since the board is so harmless it could make sense.

KQ: same as AK, though i'd be suprised that he didn't raise the flop.


But then again... as much as i can't make sense out of his play, you are probably right that he is beating me.

New question: do i have pot odds for 10NL idiocy?

KQ easy fold
Did it not occur to check raise here?

Knowing opp has min raised crap im actually tempted to call the push which is why even at 10Nl id check and give opp chance to bet his hand and raise.
If he then goes and pushes the turn then you cant call i dont think.