Posted Wed Jul 19, 2006 2:38 am GMT by tutubird
***** Hand History for Game 4760253506 *****
$50 NL Texas Hold'em - Wednesday, July 19, 03:33:15 ET 2006
Table Table 98200 (Real Money)
Seat 10 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 2: AcesUp420024 ( $35.01 )
Seat 3: MyGiants4 ( $32.33 )
Seat 5: Party_Nurse ( $48.50 )
Seat 7: memfdic ( $43.20 )
Seat 8: SHEQDOGG ( $55.50 )
Seat 9: torks111 ( $34.70 )
Seat 10: TheWheelman1 ( $92.70 )
Seat 1: jimy23 ( $49.50 )
Seat 6: JumpyJJ ( $58.60 )
Seat 4: xuhuicheng ( $53.40 )
jimy23 posts small blind $0.25.
AcesUp420024 posts big blind $0.50.
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to jimy23  
MyGiants4 folds.
xuhuicheng folds.
Party_Nurse folds.
JumpyJJ calls $0.50.
memfdic folds.
SHEQDOGG calls $0.50.
torks111 calls $0.50.
TheWheelman1 folds.
jimy23 raises $2.25.
AcesUp420024 folds.
JumpyJJ calls $2.
SHEQDOGG calls $2.
torks111 calls $2.
** Dealing Flop **   
jimy23 checks.
JumpyJJ bets $0.50.
SHEQDOGG folds.
torks111 calls $0.50.
jimy23 calls $0.50.
** Dealing Turn ** 
jimy23 checks.
JumpyJJ bets $3.
torks111 folds.
jimy23 raises $8.
JumpyJJ raises $10.
jimy23 calls $5.
** Dealing River ** 
jimy23 checks.
JumpyJJ bets $10.
jimy23: you got the flush?
jimy23 folds.
JumpyJJ does not show cards.
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Posted Wed Jul 19, 2006 2:59 am GMT by Jefecaminador
Its a tough decision wether to call or fold. The way it played out it looks very much like he has the flush. The real comment I have to make is on your checkraise after the turn. He bet the minimum on the flop after you checked. Then once the flush draw hits, he leads out with 3$. I don't see much value in you check raising here with your set. If he has the flush hes not folding, and with his weak bet on the flop, hes probably doesnt have much of a hand if he doesnt have the flush.
So by check raising you arent getting called by too many hands that you're beating, and you won't be able to chase away any hands that have you beat. (except possibly j10, but thats a very remote holding i think). Plus, if you didnt check raise you wouldnt have nearly as tough a call on the river.
That being said, you're still getting huge odds on your money, about 4-1 and theres always the chance hes bluffing, or has something dumb like 2 pair, so I'd prolly call.
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