[50nl] - blinds vs limpers; gutshot on turn

Quick question about raising from the blinds:
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The following hand is a weird spot for me, I'm not too comfortable playing weak Qx oop. I feel like I played the hand poorly.

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Vill is a multitabling tag regular, lost some big pots and just tilting away money for the last half hour. Not even rebuying to max on a few of his tables. (I'm sitting on 3 with him...party 50nl is so dead US Nights. T_T) He started open limping a few orbits back, folding to minraises pf, etc.

I put him on a weak King, mid pp, 10, maybe weak draw. Most of his range here doesn't fold to one street on the turn so I figure my fold equity is low. I could possibly rep a flush on the river so I timing-check for the little it's worth.

River 10 isn't exactly a great card, but given the rest of his range, the chance of him calling is pretty low without the flush, and I obv can't call if he repops.

Scary board kinda bailed me out this hand...anyone check flop-> c/r turn. Or double barrel turn (do you triple on river)?

(Flop is a misclick, I meant to bet 5ish.)
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you're in position -______-

what can he check/call flop with and then also check/call/raise on this ace turn? pretty narrow range imo

and you picked up not only a gutshot but the nut flushdraw as well

prob bet ~10 here

this is one hand out of 13029840129840139

everything that happens in this hand is irrelevant. regardless, as you noticed, aggression is key.

i personally think you were successful on this hand. i dont know wtf he thought you were repping on the river. in fact, in all honesty, you definitely had the best hand since a/10/k/qj would def. call. EDIT: you might have made him fold a low-mid pp?

that being said, the majority of the time villain will show up w/ kq/kj/aj vs your raise (if/when he calls) small possibility of hearts.

seriously dont get this thread

On June 24 2008 02:47 devon06atX wrote: this is one hand out of 13029840129840139 everything that happens in this hand is irrelevant. regardless, as you noticed, aggression is key. i personally think you were successful on this hand. i dont know wtf he thought you were repping on the river. in fact, in all honesty, you definitely had the best hand since a/10/k/qj would def. call. EDIT: you might have made him fold a low-mid pp? that being said, the majority of the time villain will show up w/ kq/kj/aj vs your raise (if/when he calls) small possibility of hearts. seriously dont get this thread

to sum it up. continue raising sir, does a body good

On June 24 2008 01:23 collegesucks wrote: you're in position -______-

And this, my friends, is why you never review after a session. AHHHH! T_T