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Message: [QUOTE="TheBigFinn, post: 6124521, member: 120233"] I have been playing for a while and have ~$3.00 in my stack and am in the Big Blind. Villain #1 is in the cutoff with the biggest stack at the table and Villain #2 is on the button with ~$2. I hold :10h4::10c4:. Villain #1 limps for 2 cents and Button raises to a dime. Do I raise or call? I decide to call and hunt for trips. Villain #1 calls also. Flop comes :as4::ah4::10s: with $0.31 in the pot. I check to the raiser with the all but nuts. Villain #1 checks and Villain #2 raises to $0.17. I'd like to keep everyone in and am hoping someone has a flush draw. I call and Villain #1 calls as well. River comes :js: with $0.82 in the pot. One of the few times I am happy to see a flush draw hit against me. I have $2.73 behind and realize I will not be able to get my stack in without some help. I check, Villain #1 checks and Villain #2 does not disappoint raising $0.50. Villain #2 has $1.23 behind and if I call that will be a less than pot size bet. I call planning to shove the river. Villain #1 surprises me by re-raising to make it $1.75, effectively putting Villain #2 all in. Villain #2 runs her timer down and FOLDS! How can she fold here? Penny games are crazy. Can Villain #1 have JJ, AT or AJ? There are only 2 aces out, and I have 2 of the tens. Would she limp with either of those hands? I am at a loss. I jam and she insta-calls. River comes a :3h: I got my stack in, but am not feeling that good. did I play too passively? Was I being lead to slaughter by a bigger boat? Villain #1 shows [SPOILER] :ad: Ace of diamonds, 3 of diamonds and I am left shaking my head.[/SPOILER] [/QUOTE]

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