Posted Sat May 26, 2007 9:51 pm GMT by kingetje
villain 1: ive seen the last 3 hands at the table including the one in the big blind which was my first hand, he was in all of em, and he was in this one, looked like a donk
villain 2: he was there the day before, doubled up with a bottom two pair from the small blind and wanted to color up all his €2 chips into €100 chips, and asking if he could take money off the table and if not if he could leave the table then come back with a smaller ammount 
i just sat down and bought in for €200, blinds ar €2-2
2nd hand, i'm in the SB with 5-5
villain 1 limps in MP, villain 2 in LP. pot about `€8
flop
K-6-5 rainbow.
i check, villain 1 bets €6, couple of folds around to villain 2 who calls. i call
turn
K-6-5-2
i check, villain 1 bets €12, villain 2 raises to €24, i make it €60.
villain 1 calls, villain 2 pushes. both players have me covered
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Posted Sat May 26, 2007 11:28 pm GMT by xDiamond_CutteRx
All in, and all in some more.
Surely you aren't thinking of folding?
Posted Sat May 26, 2007 11:55 pm GMT by Ensano
since villian#2's push puts you allin this is an easy call... if someone shows KK or 66 then that's just how it does... 34 for the straight is a POSSIBILITY although a small one, but still even IF they have one you have the redraw...
push...
push...
push...
this is a situation you pray to get into...
Posted Sun May 27, 2007 1:39 pm GMT by Phil14312
You cannot fold.
Posted Tue May 29, 2007 1:57 pm GMT by UrAteUp
Make the call.
If both these guys are donks as you describe then I wouldn't hesitate to push. One has two pair and the other limped with AK is my guess as to their hands.
Posted Tue May 29, 2007 2:25 pm GMT by kingetje
well i thought for like 1-2 sec. and called...
villain 2 shows 4-3s
i was looking disapointed when a Q hit the river and i didnt fill up, then i saw villain 1's hand who apparently also called; 6-6... nice second hand cooler
Posted Tue May 29, 2007 8:04 pm GMT by xDiamond_CutteRx
| kingetje wrote: | well i thought for like 1-2 sec. and called...
villain 2 shows 4-3s
i was looking disapointed when a Q hit the river and i didnt fill up, then i saw villain 1's hand who apparently also called; 6-6... nice second hand cooler |
You still made the right play. Folding would have been outrageous. You had a redraw against the straight, and you're pretty much supposed to go broke with set under set.
Posted Wed May 30, 2007 10:02 am GMT by UrAteUp
| xDiamond_CutteRx wrote: | | kingetje wrote: | well i thought for like 1-2 sec. and called...
villain 2 shows 4-3s
i was looking disapointed when a Q hit the river and i didnt fill up, then i saw villain 1's hand who apparently also called; 6-6... nice second hand cooler |
You still made the right play. Folding would have been outrageous. You had a redraw against the straight, and you're pretty much supposed to go broke with set under set. |
The only way not to go broke on an under set is to put your opponents on the over set. A rare happening for sure but it has been done before...but not by me... 
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