Tough one. I think I would have to look him up and would be crossing my fingers that he turns over AK. Given the PF call it's really tough to put him on a T, but KK is a strong possibility. However, this is also doubtful because KK most likely raises PF so even KK doesn't make much sense. For that matter AK is probably not likely either but KQ suites is possible.

However, depending on the player you might be able to fold because if he’s good and respects your game he probably doesn’t raise without a T or KK because he would realize that you aren’t calling him for a substantial re-raise unless you have a K or better (T or KK) and why even bother if there is a chance that you have KK since he would only split the pot… does that make sense?

Posted by lakong on 2007-05-21 13:28:31

Hands like J 10, Q 10, K 10 are all possible calling hands of course but how can you put anyone on flopped quads. All the money was going in anyway. I can see folding aces in many situations but not this one. Tough one.

Posted by LakeofFire on 2007-05-21 19:32:38

Ugh. I think you're destined to lose dough there. He could be raising the river with any K and, of course, the T. Happens. Bet the flop, though!

Edmond

Posted by EdmondDantes on 2007-05-21 21:18:06

I call here too. You are destined to get stacked. Tough luck.

Posted by tateissy on 2007-05-23 08:26:58

cold decked.

Posted on 2007-05-23 09:04:24