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Message: [QUOTE="blueskies, post: 6280205, member: 50699"] This is 6 max 10 NL on BOL. First hand on table, I have the two black deuces on BB. Everyone folds, BTN limps in. I check. It's HU to flop. Flop comes 2h 8c 4s. I check. He checks. Turn's the 3s. I lead out with 24c bet. He raises to 96c. I call. At this point, I don't think he has 88, because I think (based on previous experience with him) he would have raised preflop. So in terms of set over set I am in trouble against 33 and 44. Plus, I think 65 or A5 is in his range. 34 type two pairs also possible and I think he would raise with two pairs. River is the 8s giving me a FH. That's great for me if he has a str or just made a flush. However, if I was up against a set on the turn, the river changes nothing. I was thinking he probably didn't make a flush either because I don't think he would have raised the turn on a flush draw. I check the river to let him bet again. He bets $2.05 into $2.17 pot. I considered just calling but last moment I decided to all in for my remaining $8.90 or so. He tanks. The fact that he didn't instacall made me confident I had the better hand. He eventually calls. [spoiler]He did have a straight, the wheel.[/spoiler] In hindsight, I was thinking would it matter if I raised smaller? Like would he call with a straight if the raise was smaller but fold to my shove? Especially since the river completes a flush, giving a str less reason to call. If he has a flush, he probably calls my shove regardless, but then he probably wouldn't have raised the turn like that on a flush draw. Or is it better to bet the river? BOL only gives you like 10 seconds so I don't think I thought everything through before I shoved. He could very well have 33 or 44 as played. [/QUOTE]

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