[RocketManAA]

I was playing a $1.00 NL cash table at AP. This one guy made it 4.00 atleast to see a flop every hand so I had J9 of clubs and I call his $4.00 raise, Flop = 10c 4c 8d hE BETS $10.00 AND ONE GUY RAISES $20. I call turn = 7s So now I have a str8 and raises there $20.00 to $40.00 River comes 3c now I have the flush and im all in. The guy that always makes it $4.00 to see a flop calls my all in and he has AK of clubs Two flushes on the same hand. I lost $200.00 in that pot.

[AGreen]

IMHO the minimum raise on the turn when you nutted wasn't too smart. Even though you had a good flush draw and the turn-nuts, you can't let them see the river for so little

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Originally Posted by AGreen

IMHO the minimum raise on the turn when you nutted wasn't too smart. Even though you had a good flush draw and the turn-nuts, you can't let them see the river for so little

The way that the villian is playing that hand i doubt a raise would get him off his nut draw.

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[AGreen]

Maybe you're right, but I'm just saying that min. raises are asking for trouble. With all that action going on you know you've got to know you'll get called with the nuts, and that they've got big hands that you don't want to give a river to. I would have maybe put one of them on a set and fired away.

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Originally Posted by AGreen

Maybe you're right, but I'm just saying that min. raises are asking for trouble. With all that action going on you know you've got to know you'll get called with the nuts, and that they've got big hands that you don't want to give a river to. I would have maybe put one of them on a set and fired away.

I agree with you that the turn bet wasn't smart, but i'm just saying it might not of changed the outcome. Either way his turn raise was incorrect.

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