NL50. 6 max. KK.

[vqc]

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $ BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

BB ($23.25)
UTG ($48.75)
MP ($89.94)
Hero ($56.35)
Button ($48.57)
SB ($116.88)

Preflop: Hero is CO with K, K. SB posts a blind of $0.25.
1 fold, MP raises to $1.5, Hero raises to $4.5, 2 folds, BB calls $4, MP calls $3.

Flop: ($13.75) 7, 5, 9 (3 players)
BB checks, MP bets $1.5, Hero raises to $17.35, BB folds, MP raises to $33.2, I SHOVE, MP calls $18.65.

Turn: ($82.95) J (2 players)

River: ($82.95) Q (2 players)

Final Pot: $82.95

standard?
no reads on villian

[chewbaka]

looks just fine to me.. I wonder what villain had after the flop. 2 pair? set? straight? If ever he had any of these hands, the $1.5 bet is way too low considering the flushing board.

[LeFou]

Looks like an overpair that -- I'm guessing -- is not quite as big as yours

[natdang]

Looks like an overpair that -- I'm guessing -- is not quite as big as yours

That sucks then, cause he only beats TT after the river

But, I think the play looks pretty standard to me at 50NL

[vqc]

u guys think he would bet small on the flop with JJ, reraise my raise leaving himself some money behind and then call the rest of it off to my shove?

[natdang]

u guys think he would bet small on the flop with JJ, reraise my raise leaving himself some money behind and then call the rest of it off to my shove?

Yeah, I think some might play it like that... Most villains at 50-100NL will justify losing stack on flop with any overpair.

[vqc]

u guys think he would bet small on the flop with JJ, reraise my raise leaving himself some money behind and then call the rest of it off to my shove?

Yeah, I think some might play it like that... Most VQC!!!!! at 50-100NL will justify losing stack on flop with any overpair.

[vqc]

i stacked off to 55
is this standard?

[IowaSkinsFan]

Personally I fold after he minraises my reraise.

[pgil]

may be a little results oriented, but i think that your raise on the flop gets called by very few hands, none of which you are currently ahead of. a smaller raise on your part allows worse hands to call, charges draws, and gets information all at the same time. this raise gives you the info, but then youve already committed a significant portion to the pot.

[Robert]

Without a read I think I fold this to his minrereraise. The "lead small - reraise" is a really fishy line screaming "monster" and the fact that its a minreraise makes it even worse. I have never seen this line (lead small and then reraise) been taken by an overpair, its been a monster almost every time I've called.

[euphoricism]

I had essentially the same exact hand play out the same exact way at UB 50NL last night. It's a monster line.