Straight Flush!

$200 NL Hold’em – Party Poker (6-Max)

Hero (Button): $349.80
Dealt to Hero: 5h-4h

Villain (SB): $197.00

Villain is $200 NL regular LAG-ish (can be passive) player.

I won’t go into too much detail with the hand, just nice to bag myself a straight flush!

Hero raises to $8, Villain re-raises to $28, Hero re-raises to $78, Villain calls $50.00

Flop: Qs-6h-7h (Pot: $158)

Villain checks, Hero bets $130.00, Villain calls $119.00 and is all-in

($11.00 returned to Hero)

Turn/River: Qs-6h-7h-8c-8h

Villain shows: Ad-Qd (Two pair: Queens and Eights)

Hero shows: 5h-4h (Straight Flush: Four to Eight)

Hero wins $396 from the main pot.

Owned!
Memeon :lol:

lol at not just calling a 3-bet with 4,5 but 4-betting with only 100BB stacks.

Villain is well known to come over top of suspected steal/weak opponent.

I believed i could take the pot away from him to a re-raise. AQ is also foldable here is it not? If Villain is going to call he should push.

Straight flush either way!

(Edited - Better explanation!)

WTF?

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Originally Posted by dsaxton

WTF?

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??

getting half your stack in preflop with 45s isnt an amazing play. If you know this guy usually folds here then fair enough.
did you tilt him?

i like how opp puts 25% of his stack in facing a 4bet with AQ. Results or cards are irrelevant when he played such a hand like that preflop IMO.