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Message: [QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6530159, member: 305911"] Pre flop: This is an easy fold as you already mentioned. Flop: two diamonds on the board and the BB bets 150 which is less than 1/3rd pot. Are betting less than 1/3rd with 86, 66, 57? No and even the overpairs that we are beating dont bet this small into two opponents on this board so we can almost exclusively put them on a small pair (which is tough because we have the pair cards) or a flush draw. W should raise here for value knowing that they have a flush a huge amount of the time. If button has something then they will let us know after our raise but that is not deterring me from raising here. Plus we have not only the two pair but set blockers so unless button is calling with 57 (possible since its a limp) then they need 86 or 66 which is tough to scare us. As played when they overcall they are wider than just flush draws since they are getting a good price and could easily just have like a QJ no diamond hand here. Back to our decision point though, this should be a raise to about 600 here although I think anything 500-700 is fine. Turn: When the BB bets half pot on the turn I think we can peg their hand exactly here minus one card. Believe me or dont, ,its okay, but I would know they have Kx of diamonds here when they bet half pot vs the small bet on the flop. In this case you should do exactly what you do which is get it in since they are never folding and we are fairly ahead here. The button overcalling would make me think what the hell they have but at that point we would be in and I wouldnt think they have anything huge since we didnt hear from them on the flop. River: Bad river and we lose but we got it in good to triple up or so. Flop should have been a raise yes but you did get it in on the turn in good shape which is all you can do in spots like these assuming we are playing 84 off pre lol. [/QUOTE]

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