Suited Connector In Bb

[fatman 1]

CO is 15.3/8.1/209Button is 16.9/5.1/236Thoughts on how I played this on the flop and what is the best play on the turn.Full Tilt PokerNo Limit Holdem Ring gameBlinds: $0.25/$0.505 playersConverterStack sizes:UTG: $62.70CO: $27.60Button: $50.90SB: $20Hero: $51.25Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is BB with 5 3 UTG folds, CO raises to $1.75, Button calls, SB folds, Hero calls.Flop: 2 4 J ($5.5, 3 players)Hero checks, CO checks, Button bets $3.5, Hero calls, CO raises to $7, Button folds, Hero calls.Turn: Q ($23, 2 players)Hero checks, CO bets $10, Hero ?.

[NEtwowilldo 0]

3.3 to 1 on your money, and your about a 5 to 1 dog, even worse since he probably has an ace, which is one of your outs. So you're not getting the right price, and you're not deep at all, so you have no implied odds if you river your gin card. I would fold. Also I think if you lead for $2 on the flop, you can try and get yourself a cheap turn, while preventing yourself from getting sandwiched like you did. I think you played this hand a little too passively IMO.

[CobaltBlue 662]

Villains seem somewhat tight pre-flop. However, that doesn't tell the whole story. How do they play post-flop? What's your image? If they're weak-tight post-flop, we're usually playing this hand in order to look for a spot to take it away post-flop. If they get over-attached to their good pre-flop hands, we're playing it for the implied odds.If they're the first type, I lead the flop for $3. If they're the second type, I play the flop as you did. On the turn, villain's not deep enough for us to call.

[dms26 3]

I like leading the flop here since it could have missed a lot of hands that are raising preflop. It should also give you an idea how much the villains like their hand.As played, CO bet most of his stack on the turn. So you have no fold equity and no implied odds, I fold here. I think if you are considering calling the turn you should have just shoved over his check/raise on the flop to see how much he likes his pair. How often will we get TP or an overpair to fold here?

[tripdeuces 0]

I would fold Preflop given the PT stats you gave. As played lead flop since it doesn't hit a lot of hands and you'll see how big each of their hands are.

[Royal_Tour 0]

I think In your situation, I check raise the flop after the 1.50granted C/O might re-raise, but In this situation, I like juicing up the pot and controlling the hand.as played before c/o re-raises, I' re-raise, then lead the turn, button is weak here, very easy to tell, but i'm curious to know what C/O would have done if we raised buttons flop bet.My guess is C/O has K,J and just smooth calls

[CrazyJoe 0]

damn, i thought there were 2 diamonds on flop, i was so confused as to why nobody told you to push on the flop yet. since there's not, fold the turn.flop im unsure about, your position is bad, with the original raiser still left to act again after the initial bet, if CO is usually one to continuation bet or c/r flops alot after raising pf, i'd fold, if he check/folds or check/calls alot after raising preflop, i call.