PokerStars - $2+$0.20|100/200 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

CO: 985.00
BTN: 10,494.00
SB: 20,432.00
BB: 12,864.00
Hero (UTG): 6,199.00
MP: 17,273.00

SB posts SB 100.00, BB posts BB 200.00

Pre Flop: (300.00) Hero has 2 2

Hero calls 200.00, fold, fold, fold, SB raises to 800.00, fold, Hero calls 600.00

Flop: (1800.00, 2 players) A 2 J
SB bets 6,000.00,Hero ????

I wouldnt have opened limp, raise it up. As played I call massive overbet. At 2 dollar stakes this bet is usually an ace scared of the 3 hearts.

Winnar

+1

Hero calls 5,399.00 and is all-in

Turn: (12598.00, 2 players) K

River: (12598.00, 2 players) 4

SB shows 5 7 (Flush, Ace High) (Pre 52%, Flop 66%, Turn 77%)
Hero shows 2 2 (Three of a Kind, Twos) (Pre 48%, Flop 34%, Turn 23%)
SB wins 12,598.00

I thought that he had an ace like you said, i didnt raise on the flop because i had recently lost half my stack and got pretty nitty after that. I've been getting these bad beats for a while and have just started to question some of my plays

I said 'usually' . Seriously you just ran into the 10% of the time he has a small flush

Should be noted he probably folds if you raise under the gun...

fold pre, your not getting close to the right odds to hit you set

as played, call flop all day

Open fold pre
Call flop
Catch boats better

If the table is tight then I like a raise to 450 pre and fold to a 3bet. If it's a loose table I'd fold pre.

As played fold to a raise on flop. You will be putting a large amount of your stack where you will only continue if you hit one of your miracle outs.

u wanna raise 22 in a 2 dollar tournament

B*TCH PLEASE ( joke ) but ^ is srs

i'm raising 22 utg w/ a 31BB stack a lot of the time tbh

its good if you are trying to maintain an aggressive image

you will usually take it down on the flop with a cbet or if you are lucky just hit a 2

but any shorter and i wiould be considering folding and waiting for a good hand to 3bet with or a good spot to resteal

i prob fold pre or small raise

Fold pre

As played, snap-a-doodle-doo the over shove all day.