Thoughts on this play please...

$100 NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, September 02, 02:11:13 EDT 2005
Table Table 36849 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Laeelin ( $51 )
Seat 2: SuperGr0uper ( $129.79 )
Seat 3: sourpatchpkr ( $94.50 )
Seat 4: lbbkslim ( $145.45 )
Seat 5: stankone ( $90.45 )
Seat 6: EznoKid ( $125.45 )
Seat 7: MotorheadFan ( $101.20 )
Seat 8: nsxowner ( $108.50 )
Seat 9: hustlerbaby2 ( $21.99 )
Seat 10: shulz ( $53.30 )
EznoKid posts small blind [$0.50].
MotorheadFan posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Laeelin [ Ah Th ]
nsxowner folds.
hustlerbaby2 folds.
shulz folds.
Laeelin raises [$4].
SuperGr0uper folds.
sourpatchpkr folds.
lbbkslim folds.
stankone calls [$4].
EznoKid folds.
MotorheadFan folds.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8h, 2h, Ks ]
Laeelin bets [$10].
stankone calls [$10].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 7d ]
Laeelin is all-In [$37]



Thoughts on this play?


ps: I normally dont bet so much for a continuation bet, but this time I did .. My thinking was that if I had rockets or something i'd bet more than normaly with the flush draw anyway...

I <3 agression, just make sure your opponent can fold.

You know your opp better than we do. I'd rather make this play with more chips though. A loose caller may take you up there with a good K. He is getting better than 5:3.

Till this hand, I thought he wouldnt have any trouble folding...

My though was that he would probally think that I have AA/KK/AK after the PFR and the large flop raise and now going all in on the turn.

I figured he either was on the draw or had a weak king.

Here is the rest of the hand...

stankone calls [$37].
** Dealing River ** [ 8d ]
Laeelin shows [ Ah, Th ] a pair of eights.
stankone shows [ Qh, Jh ] a pair of eights.
Laeelin wins $100.50 from the main pot with a pair of eights with ace kicker.

I read what he had right, but missread his folding ability :)

I was stunned when I still won the hand...

Quote:

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Originally Posted by DimitriT

You know your opp better than we do. I'd rather make this play with more chips though. A loose caller may take you up there with a good K. He is getting better than 5:3.

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I think a good opponent or a bad opponent calls here with a king. The bad ones because they don't know better, and the good ones because they would have way too much experince to let this bluff slide.

Only the players in between would fold. I mean the ones that are just learning how to lay down to aggression from a better hand. These are the people who tend to be more weak tight until they develop reads, and might get scared off by this all in.

You have to consider AA, AK, trips, KQ and even KJh won't fold to this very often if you have been playing loose or very aggressive post flop. It's a ballsy play, I'll give you that.