T00 tight, or just right?

[Fortune 500]

Pretty loose table... I should have raised more preflop... but I didn't expect a 4 way pot...

PokerStars Game #4434363066: Tournament #22052477, Hold'em No Limit - Level II (15/30) - 2006/03/27 - 18:30:39 (ET)
Table '22052477 1' 9-max Seat #1 is the button
Seat 1: aner546 (920 in chips)
Seat 2: jkb42880 (2070 in chips)
Seat 3: acesup1964 (1300 in chips)
Seat 4: arsenalbev (1000 in chips)
Seat 5: BubbaR (1905 in chips)
Seat 6: vladimir66 (1935 in chips)
Seat 7: Fortune5oo (920 in chips)
Seat 8: tttrombone (1395 in chips)
Seat 9: Dun8ar (2055 in chips)
jkb42880: posts small blind 15
acesup1964: posts big blind 30
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Fortune5oo [Kd Kh]
arsenalbev: calls 30
BubbaR: folds
vladimir66: folds
Fortune5oo: raises 90 to 120
tttrombone: calls 120
Dun8ar: calls 120
aner546: folds
jkb42880: folds
acesup1964: folds
arsenalbev: calls 90
*** FLOP *** [Ts 6h Ah]
arsenalbev: bets 60
Fortune5oo: folds

With an ace on the board, and two to go behind me, am I done with the hand here?

[azureXsmurF]

Yeah... 3 people called your raise at least one of them morethan likely has Ax

[givememyleg]

Gotta love it. I get in this situation from time to time as well and hate it. There is no sense trying to reraise since if they called your hand with AX and hit an A, they're not going anywhere. You most likely only have 2 outs so I would most likely dump it as well.

[Aplomado]

Yeah, sucks ass doesn't it.

[Fortune 500]

I knew it was the right fold at the time. Of course, fate kicked me in the nuts by putting a third K up on the Turn.

[givememyleg]

I knew it was the right fold at the time. Of course, fate kicked me in the nuts by putting a third K up on the Turn.

Kind of the same thing happened to me 3 times in a period of 5 minutes. I had hands like 44, 55, and 66 and limped in to see a flop. After a flop of all overs and a bet, I folded them all. The turn cards teased me by being a "4, 5, 6" which would have given me a set. Regardless of this it has to be the correct laydown if you know they have an over that they wouldn't let go, correct?

Basically, if you hold 66, and the pot is like 300 and someone bets 100 into a board of 7 8 K, would anyone call? It made me go crazy in such a short period of time but told myself it was the right laydown at the wrong time.

[vqc]

Basically, if you hold 66, and the pot is like 300 and someone bets 100 into a board of 7 8 K, would anyone call? It made me go crazy in such a short period of time but told myself it was the right laydown at the wrong time.

Depending on Preflop played out
I would consider a call if
the flop were 2 4 K.

[Staresy]

Thing is, pot = 525 and villian bets 60! What a complete gimp!! I might be tempted to call/raise just because this bet is so truly appauling.

[taipan168]

I'm going to be contrarian and say call this, re-evaluate on the turn but fold to a raise on the flop. Assuming at least one player has an ace, you are drawing to 2 outs (maybe 3 if you include the backdoor flush and straight possibilities) which means you are about 12% to hit assuming you can see the turn and the river for another 60 (I know this is a big if).

With UTG's donkbet, you need to call 60 to see a 585 pot so are getting the right odds (again, with that assumption that you can see the turn and the river for 60 chips). Add in some implied odds since you're a good shot to double up if you hit and I think it's a call.

I don't know, is this pissing away chips when hero is shortstacked?

[drmcboy]

you can call here but ONLY because you have the Kh. Even then it's iffy because you may be paying for the honor of getting stacked by QJ.