unbelievable call!!!1

[newdadof13]

First off small blind 5 to call suited connectors, obviously I am gonna call. Catch a pair and the board pairs. I raised it 830 and got called......... the rest you can see for yourself below.



Seat #5 is the dealer
Seat 5 - ANGEL REYNA ($2610 in chips)
Seat 6 - NWDADO13 ($4936.50 in chips)
Seat 9 - DABUKER ($1900 in chips)
Seat 2 - LONGBOW03 ($10056.50 in chips)
NWDADO13 - Posts small blind $5
DABUKER - Posts big blind $10
*** POCKET CARDS ***
Dealt to NWDADO13 [5d 4d]
LONGBOW03 - Calls $10
ANGEL REYNA - Calls $10
NWDADO13 - Calls $5
DABUKER - Checks
*** FLOP *** [9s 9h 5c]
NWDADO13 - Bets $830
DABUKER - Calls $830
LONGBOW03 - Calls $830
ANGEL REYNA - Folds
*** TURN *** [9s 9h 5c] [Ad]
NWDADO13 - Checks
DABUKER - All-In $1060
LONGBOW03 - Folds
NWDADO13 - Calls $1060
*** RIVER *** [9s 9h 5c Ad] [6d]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
NWDADO13 - Shows [5d 4d] (Two Pair, nines and fives)
DABUKER - Shows [As 7h] (Two Pair, aces and nines)
DABUKER Collects $4650 from main pot
*** SUMMARY ***
Total Pot($4650)
Board [9s 9h 5c Ad 6d]
Seat 2: LONGBOW03 Folded on the TURN
Seat 5: ANGEL REYNA (dealer) Folded on the FLOP
Seat 6: NWDADO13 (small blind) HI:lost with Two Pair, nines and fives [5d 4d - B:9s,B:9h,P:5d,B:5c,B:Ad]
Seat 9: DABUKER (big blind) won Total ($4650) All-In HI$4650) with Two Pair, aces and nines [As 7h - P:As,B:Ad,B:9s,B:9h,P:7h]

[Chosen Pessimist]

I assume this was a tourney. Judging from the size of the blinds, the tourney had just started. Now I would like to know the buy-in.

But okay, let's see. There was $25 in the pot, flop 9s 9h 5c. You bet $830 which is over 33 times the flop. Your opponent assumes that if you really had a 9, you would not bet so much. So you either have a 5, which he can beat with either 7 or A on turn/river, or you have nothing and just bluff. He isn't too good player, and he hates if someone bluffs him, so he calls. Now on turn he hit's an Ace and obviously goes all-in, because he's sure you don't have a 9 especially since you didn't continue betting on turn. The third player, who folded on turn probably had mid-sized pocket pair, or another 5.

You made two mistakes: First you bet too much on the flop, and then you call on turn when it was obvious that he had Ace or a 9. Your opponent didn't play solid either, he should not have called your bet on the flop, but he was a loose player and assuming the buy-in of the tourney was low/freeroll, he didn't have much to lose.

[luzipher]

The hand haven't any sense after the "incredible" post flop bet that you did...