wader;155448 wrote#1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to wader [Qh Ah]
welij: folds
wader: raises $8 to $12
DonThomaso00: folds
fredo78: folds
el_pedrin0 said, "U THINK UR NOT GETTIG VALUE FROM Tx BY DOING THAT?"
booliboo: raises $20 to $32
el_pedrin0: folds
wader:

I certainly don't re-raise here because I like to keep the pot on the smaller side preflop. Do you feel like flipping for stacks? Very likely call then take the lead again on pretty much any flop and put him to a decision there, get a better feel for where I am at. Plus it's soooooooted.

Seat 1: howzatt10 ($421 in chips)
Seat 4: wader ($1382.35 in chips)
wader: posts small blind $2
howzatt10: posts big blind $4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to wader [9c Ad]
gtrainisback: folds
wader: raises $12 to $16
howzatt10: calls $12
*** FLOP *** [9d 7c 2c]
wader: bets $20
howzatt10: raises $60 to $80
anders200 joins the table at seat #5
wader:

KQcc? Overpair? Not really scared of a set of 7s or 2s. Very unlikely a set of 9s. Preflop call sounds pretty table/standard for a raise. His range is pretty wide. The flop raise sounds like either a piece 87 or a flush draw.

Looking at stacks/pot size. If you call that is a pot of ~$200, he has put in ~100 and has ~300 back. If you re-raise he probably shoves with any flush draw, then what?

I might call/shove a non-club turn. Fold is ok too, you haven't really invested that much yet.

Then again, stacks here are > my entire online bankroll so ....