Second barrell with an out.

[Renton]

Villain is tight and lays down a few too many hands. Anyone ever try this when they have a few outs on the turn?

Is this a better play in a raised pot (as opposed to a reraised one)?


***** Hand History for Game 4656965254 *****
$200 NL Texas Hold'em - Tuesday, July 04, 22:03:51 ET 2006
Table Glenferrie (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: Pavel55 ( $163.35 )
Seat 2: Raphael8633 ( $96.15 )
Seat 5: Bigguy44139 ( $205.07 )
Seat 9: CoatHangers ( $434.64 )
Seat 10: Persa_B ( $196.90 )
Seat 4: Beelzeboz0 ( $200 )
Seat 3: MYSTICDAWG ( $32.10 )
Seat 8: KingBoots ( $80 )
Seat 6: zp1M2P06 ( $200 )
Seat 7: eyes_on_horizon ( $207.50 )
MYSTICDAWG posts small blind [$1].
Beelzeboz0 posts big blind [$2].

** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Beelzeboz0 [ Kc Ah ]

eyes_on_horizon folds.
KingBoots folds.
CoatHangers folds.
Persa_B folds.
Pavel55 raises [$7].
Raphael8633 folds.
MYSTICDAWG folds.
Beelzeboz0 raises [$21].
Pavel55 calls [$16].

** Dealing Flop ** [ 9c, 5h, 2c ]

Beelzeboz0 bets [$27].
Pavel55 calls [$27].

** Dealing Turn ** [ 3s ]

Beelzeboz0 bets [$45].

[Knytestorme]

Yeah, do that at my limits at times too.

Mainly when a flop like that comes and comeone sticks with my c-bet just because they think I have hit air on the flop.

If I have no extra outs then it's possible turn is a check/fold but with backdoor/gutshot flush/straight draws on the turn I don't mind firing again to indicate strength and see where opponents really are. Often times a second shot will weed them out, especially with a scare card like a 3rd straight/flush card. If they still stick then see what the river brings and go from there.

Most likely though the turn bet will be enough to see them gone, or let you know you are beat.

[Fnord]

Your outs aren't that impressive and you're out of position.

Nice spot to fire another one, I let this go if he raises.

[Renton]

i am actually surprised that he called me with JJ here. He folds that mostly.

[Fnord]

i am actually surprised that he called me with JJ here. He folds that mostly.

Probably takes 3 barrels to get him off a weak over-pair, but meh...

I think a key here is how often he dumps on the flop vs dumps on the turn. He could be really tight on the flop, then tend to follow through with hands that have a lot of showdown value.

I still like the bet, you have fold equity, can laydown to a raise and but otherwise would like to see a river when he just calls.