Beanfacekilla
Legend
Silver Level
I was sitting at live $1/$2 table. I had around $350.
Villain was a competent player, plays ATC, and has been running good. He had about $650.
I hold 6-6 in LP. Pot was raised to $10-$12 preflop by someone (not villain). We see the flop multi-way.
Flop was 6-4-4 rainbow. Around $50~$60 in pot.
All people check, until it gets to villain (he is seated directly to my right). Villain leads out for $100, and looks confident in doing so. Only $50-$60 in pot.
I was a thinking all the while until it got to villain of the best way to extract max value for my flopped FH. Villain really surprised me with huge over bet.
I contemplated for about 20 seconds. I figured villain must have a big 4, and maybe I should just ship it. I think he pays me off with A-4 or K-4.
So that is what I do, I ship all in for $350 or something around that.
Villain tanks for quite some time. He tries to talk to me to get info. He eventually asks me if I will show if he folds. Because villain is a nice guy, and really classy, I say yes. He finally folds and shows 4-5o.
I showed him my 6-6, as promised.
I felt like I blew my wad on this one. However, I really thought he would call. I put him on a much bigger 4.
In my defense, I have over bet monsters like this many times, and got paid. People at $1/$2 are not the smartest players.
Thoughts?
Villain was a competent player, plays ATC, and has been running good. He had about $650.
I hold 6-6 in LP. Pot was raised to $10-$12 preflop by someone (not villain). We see the flop multi-way.
Flop was 6-4-4 rainbow. Around $50~$60 in pot.
All people check, until it gets to villain (he is seated directly to my right). Villain leads out for $100, and looks confident in doing so. Only $50-$60 in pot.
I was a thinking all the while until it got to villain of the best way to extract max value for my flopped FH. Villain really surprised me with huge over bet.
I contemplated for about 20 seconds. I figured villain must have a big 4, and maybe I should just ship it. I think he pays me off with A-4 or K-4.
So that is what I do, I ship all in for $350 or something around that.
Villain tanks for quite some time. He tries to talk to me to get info. He eventually asks me if I will show if he folds. Because villain is a nice guy, and really classy, I say yes. He finally folds and shows 4-5o.
I showed him my 6-6, as promised.
I felt like I blew my wad on this one. However, I really thought he would call. I put him on a much bigger 4.
In my defense, I have over bet monsters like this many times, and got paid. People at $1/$2 are not the smartest players.
Thoughts?