Well I woulda put him on nines.... but.....

[Wet_DreaMer]

Hand #7343482-56 at SnG-0009c (No Limit Hold'em Sit and Go)
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Started at 27/Jul/05 16:54:07

KENNEDY7667 is at seat 2 with 1445.
TOCHESHEAD is at seat 3 with 4010.
nyc_all_in is at seat 5 with 2965.
wet-dreamer is at seat 6 with 4930.
Gatorbait1960 is at seat 9 with 1650.
The button is at seat 2.

TOCHESHEAD posts the small blind of 50.
nyc_all_in posts the big blind of 100.

KENNEDY7667: -- --
TOCHESHEAD: -- --
nyc_all_in: -- --
wet-dreamer: 9s 9d
Gatorbait1960: -- --

Pre-flop:

wet-dreamer raises to 300. Gatorbait1960 calls.
KENNEDY7667 folds. TOCHESHEAD folds. nyc_all_in
calls.

Flop (board: Qs 2c 5d):

nyc_all_in checks. wet-dreamer bets 500.
Gatorbait1960 calls. nyc_all_in folds.

Turn (board: Qs 2c 5d Qc):


Gator has been quiet all tournament. Passive and tight. I put him on a midpair, 77 - JJ about 80%. But this basically puts me in a strange almost coinflip type situation where we are simply finding out which one of us has been situationally "bad beat".

Agreed? Is there any better way to avoid this?
And whats your play here?

[Staple Gun]

I'd say check it. Try to see a cheap showdown, he could have KQ or QJ also, but I think if he has pockets then you have him beat. Most people reraise preflop with JJ, and maybe even 10-10. If you check the turn he might think you hit trips and are trying to trap as well, so I think you check the turn.

[Death_Kube_K]

SORRY FUCKED THIS ONE UP

[Death_Kube_K]

check, especially not having the position. Get your information using his chips not yours.