A piece of advice on a hand

[Isop]

Here is a hand from a tourney I played today. We were just about to go down to the final table, and I was thinking about that instead of the hand. I put him on the straight, so I folded. Comments?

I'll post what he had in a couple days.

NL Hold'em Trny:10202922 Level:6 Blinds (75/150) - Tuesday, March 08, 04:55:39 EDT 2005
Table Three-Table(270200) Table #2 (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 5
Seat 3: Isopbc ( $4575 )
Seat 4: flashnurdoe ( $2045 )
Seat 5: JudgeRogers ( $1640 )
Seat 6: el_banker ( $2240 )
Seat 7: zroberts31 ( $4910 )
Trny:10202922 Level:6
Blinds (75/150)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Isopbc [ 9d 3c ]
JudgeRogers: figures
flashnurdoe folds.
JudgeRogers folds.
el_banker folds.
zroberts31 calls [75].
Isopbc checks.
** Dealing Flop ** [ 8s, 3d, 7d ]
zroberts31 bets [150].
Isopbc calls [150].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 9s ]
zroberts31 bets [375].
Isopbc raises [750].
zroberts31 is all-In [4235]
Isopbc folds.

[iwa]

You're mistake was on the flop... I would have either folded or reraised. Calling lets him pin you on a weak hand, and he can push you, hoping you didn't hit a decent hand. I don't know what he had in that situation, fish can play silly tricks on you.. Try betting out that 3, see where he is at, personally, I wouldn't put him on the straight, coming out betting like that. It seemed like he was afraid you hit the straight.

[Fnord]

Min-raising the turn with 2 pair on a draw heavy board in a tourney on the bubble is terrible. Drop the fucking hammer! He'll often fold a hand drawing very live against you or call with a worse hand. If you weren't willing to push your 2 pair hard, then don't call the flop. Think one step ahead!

[vqc]

with the big stack you dont need to bleed chips by completing with trash.

on the flop I wouldnt have called his bet with the low pair. Fold or bet it out hard. He probably hit mid pair and was afraid of the straight/flush

[TanO]

Fold on flop, its taken me ages to stop playing hands like these on the BB, I think you should be looking for reasons to fold when playing a marginal hand that you just checked on the BB so I'd be folding as soon as he bets out.

[SteveO]

You missed an opportunity to get the other guy's chips before the final table with a lucky BB hand.

The only worry is 10J blasting out the flush draw, or him drawing to a flush, but I have to think the way he played it you probably had the best hand after the turn. Either he is making a huge semi-bluff withthe draw which I doubt based on action on the turn, I think he got just enough of the flop to get him in trouble.

[Wet_DreaMer]

Overpair. Call All-In.