Tight Poker

[terminal]

This hand occurred not too long after the one I posted in the other thread. Kluse and kirk had actually got to exchanging words and they were both on tilt I think. I was hoping my big raise might entice one of to call with a lower pair, I would have felt silly if one of them had an A, but I just figured if they had quads they deserved it. Also after it was over Kirk asked me what my pair was and I told him 22. That got them both going again.

Hand 1575177472, Started at 12/11/2005 1:05 AM
Table 'Murrieta': $0.25-$0.25 Pot Limit OH (Real Money)
Seat 0: kluse0 ($18.60 in chips) (on the button)
Seat 3: Pot_Stlr ($48.35 in chips)
Seat 5: kirk1955 ($28.95 in chips)
Seat 7: Terminal_ ($32.80 in chips)
*** Blind Bet Round *** :
Dealt to Terminal_: Kd
Dealt to Terminal_: 2s
Dealt to Terminal_: Kc
Dealt to Terminal_: 2h
Pot_Stlr : Post Blind ($0.25)
kirk1955 : Post Blind ($0.25)
*** Pre-Flop *** :
Terminal_ : Call ($0.25)
kluse0 : Bet ($1.25)
Pot_Stlr : Fold
kirk1955 : Call ($1)
Terminal_ : Call ($1)
*** Flop *** : Ad Ah As
kirk1955 : Check
Terminal_ : Bet ($4)
kluse0 : Fold
kirk1955 : Fold
*** SUMMARY ***
Pot: $7.75 | Rake: $0.25
Board: [ Ad Ah As ]
kluse0 lost $1.25
Pot_Stlr lost $0.25
kirk1955 lost $1.25
Terminal_ bet $5.25, collected $7.75, net $2.50

[mervhage]

It's a decent bet on the flop, but I'd rather not get called in this situation (fearing quads). If I do get called, I'm hoping the Axxx doesn't bet the turn in an attempt to continue slowplaying, b/c I would not bet the turn if I got called on the flop. The reason is, he may still just call if he has quads and then pop you big time on the river.