Finally stacked someone, but i was wondering if that actually was the right play, considering he might have had AQ, KQ, QJ or maybe QT since he didn't look like a total fish. Probably still good play but what do you say?

You got all your money in with the best hand.

Even if he had AQ, KQ, QJ, Q10, you're still a big favourite.

Assuming he has AQ, you're still approx a 6:1 favourite to win.

its like 77-23 with 2 cards to come against AQ

try to get all the money in asap though

If you get the money in as a favorite it's a good play.

ok 77-23 sound much more likely than 9:1. So i should consider it good then although I'll be up against QQ and Q3 sometimes too... Especially since i hate to openraise a small PP, but much rather limp with it someone could have those cards. Well, thats the risk then, but since he raised its okay. Generally saying (apart from it being the fishmost table you'll ever get) is raising or smoothcalling the flop better? I mean, for this table it was good, but how would you handle this in general?

Yeah sorry my bad, you're 6:1 going to the river. I forgot to factor in runner runner overcards to your 3's on the flop.

on scary boards ill just call with underfull

i.e. i have 66

board ends up KQQT6

ill probably just call river
maybe fold if 2 people are showing aggression

if low cards come though get your money in

Pritty poor raise with AA :O

On December 15 2005 09:41 ToT)anon( wrote: Pritty poor raise with AA :O

Actually it`s the "standard textbook" 4 time BB raise. But i can`t see how anyone can try that more than once and not adjust to the table. I mean, 40-50 cent should be a nice raise if you don`t want 4+ callers on every single hand....