I've been at the table for 2 orbits and it has been a limp fest, and when the pot does get open it's been for 7x a few times like it was standard so I'm assuming everyone at the table is a non thinking live cash game idiot.

i'm on the button with 3s3h

Cutoff is an older man 50+ imo the spewiest player at the table he makes it 6 to play

I call, SB looks like an internet player and calls, BB is a woman couldn't gauge age that well late 20's to early 30's maybe and also makes the call

I have ~$220 and I cover all

the flop is 3d 6h Ks



SB leads for $10

BB raises to $20

CO makes it $60

HERO?????

EDIT: I should have a taggy image but I am not sure any of these players were observant to realize****

shove!

I sometimes tip the dealer $1 but usually $2

when you win 800 pot at 1/2 you dont tip 5? mad nitty.

Im all in

The CO is really the only one I would be worried about there. But given your description I'm not folding this. The question to me would be how to maximize value here. I suspect calling the 4-bet is the best play and hope for no K or 6 on the turn, and get it in there.

If villains all have less than 100 bbs left (effective stacks would be nice to know), call flop and jam turn seems fine. Or just shove flop. They probably still call.

stacks before the hand started:

small blind had ~$175
big blind ~$120
cutoff ~$210

how many xBBs does SB and BB have?

I would just shove, giving the action before you and the table as you describe, you will get action.

just because results are fun, I shoved small blind insta folded, big blind tanked for like 2 minutes and folded and the cutoff snap called with AK

turn was a six, river was a king... tilted me for the rest of the night

Regardless of how it turned out, I like the shove there, especially at a game like that at the Taj...

the big blind alleges she fold AA as well, I don't know

really? what if its a gigantic pot? i tipped the dealer $15 last time when i won like a $2kish pot. too much? (2/5 fwiw).

I like to keep it standard, tipping some dealers more then other dealers I don't think is fair. so for every pot I win no matter size I tip 1-2 dollars and if i didnt really pick up any pots with that dealer i throw em a dollar before they leave

they don't really do anything to create that large pot, so 1 or 2 is fine

I mean, at my casino I play 2/5 and they use $2 chips so I'll just tip $2/hand for any pot that is bigger than just taking the blinds. I've never won bigger than a ~1200 pot at 2/5 though or ~2500 at 5/10

I have mad tipping karma though, because once I was playing drunk 3/6, convinced the table to flip... cap pf + every street w/o looking... I don't recall exact amount of pot, but I tipped dealer $100 for putting up with the shenanigans.

/hijack