Disclaimer: The Hand Converter isn't working (since HandConverter.com isn't responding). I'll try to edit the HH myself.

No specific reads on Villain, but I've seen him playing much higher than 2/4

Full Tilt Poker $2/$4 - Limit Badugi - 4 Players

Pre:
ProjektGopher is SB with [6d Ac 9s Qc]
Flippin Aces folds
theHORSEfactor raises
ProjektGopher calls
ne2suited calls

FIRST DRAW (6 SB)
ProjektGopher draws 1, ne2suited draws 2, theHORSEfactor draws 2
Hand: [6d Ac 9s] [As]
ProjektGopher checks
ne2suited checks
theHORSEfactor checks

SECOND DRAW (3 BB)
ProjektGopher draws 1 card, ne2suited draws 2, theHORSEfactor draws 2
Hand: [6d Ac 9s] [4h]
ProjektGopher bets
ne2suited folds
theHORSEfactor raises
ProjektGopher 3Bets
theHORSEfactor Caps!
ProjektGopher calls

THIRD DRAW (11 BB)
ProjektGopher stands pat, theHORSEfactor stands pat
Hand: [6d Ac 9s 4h]
ProjektGopher checks
theHORSEfactor bets
ProjektGopher calls

SHOW DOWN
Total pot $52 | Rake $2

break 9 pre, fold after second draw when capped a nine is never good here

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I don't know. What does this particular opponent need to raise on the turn? (He has a rather nice hand here).

Buzz

Fold pre > 3-bet/draw 1/snow > call/draw 2 >> call/draw 1.

3-bet on the turn is spew since your cold call/draw 1/check while a card ahead line basically screams that you can't have anything good, so you'll often lose 2 extra bets when behind, while only gaining a fraction of a bet while ahead.

Fold pre and I don't think it is that close.

With the call pf and draw 1 and check your hand can almost never be better than a 7. It looks exactly like a 7 or 8 (maybe bad 6 or bad 9).


On turn I don't think 3 bet is that bad but I think calling is better. While his raise can mean a lot of things ( a lot of which you beat) your 3 bet turns your hand pretty much face up (actually worse than it appears). Since your hand can almost never be VERY strong I wouldn't want to face a break/fold cap play and i wouldn't want him to break worse either.

As played I would call the cap and pat and make him pat behind and bet the river before I considered folding and I would probably still call out of curiosity/information as I've seen more than a few weird cap break/fold plays here.