Full Tilt Poker $0.05/$0.10 Limit Stud $0.01 Ante - 7 players
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3rd Street:
Seat 1: xx xx K
Seat 2: xx xx T
Hero: A 7 5
Seat 4: xx xx T
Seat 5: xx xx 2
Seat 6: xx xx Q
Seat 7: xx xx 6

Seat 5 brings in for $0.02, Seat 6 completes, Seat 7 folds, Seat 1 calls, Seat 2 folds, Hero raises, Seat 4 folds, Seat 5 folds, Seat 6 calls, Seat 1 calls

4th Street: (7.8 SB) (3 players)
Seat 1: xx xx K J
Hero: A 7 5 6
Seat 6: xx xx Q 9

Seat 1 checks, Hero checks, Seat 6 bets, Seat 1 calls, Hero calls

5th Street: (5.4 BB) (3 players)
Seat 1: xx xx K J 3
Hero: A 7 5 6 4
Seat 6: xx xx Q 9 3

Seat 1 checks, Hero checks, Seat 6 checks

6th Street: (5.4 BB) (3 players)
Seat 1: xx xx K J 3 K
Hero: A 7 5 6 4 6
Seat 6: xx xx Q 9 3 A

Seat 1 checks, Hero checks, Seat 6 checks

7th Street: (5.4 BB) (3 players)
Seat 1: xx xx K J 3 K xx
Hero: A 7 5 6 4 6 8
Seat 6: xx xx Q 9 3 A xx

Seat 1 bets, Hero raises, Seat 6 folds, Seat 1 folds


Should I be betting on 5th/6th street?

I lean towards flat-calling on third, but raising is fine too. Other than that it looks fine. I'm not that crazy about a six-out draw on fifth, and it's unlikely that you'll get both players to fold. On sixth, you obviously need to hit, and it's not like KK is folding. You could go for the over-call on the river, but I like to get greedy with good hands.

You played it soft after your raise on 3rd and needed to see at least one more card to improve, so your check on 5th is OK. However, considering how your opponents played on 5th, I think you lost some value by not leading out on 6th. You have a strong draw and likely aren't up against KKK from seat 1 or a flush from seat 6. Both players would probably call, so you find out where you stand (see if they raise) and get in that extra bet.