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Active table ,tight pasive plr limps utg ,mp 2 tight passive plr iso limper to 13 ,lag plr in cutoff calls 13 ,action to me in bb ,i see 9h9s .I complete 13 ,limper utg complete.So i have 320 effective ,utg around 300 ,mp2 250 arround here and cutoff 800 .Flop comes 8c9c10c ,and i lead out 20 into 54 ,utg snap call ,mp2 call ,cutoff calls .turn Kh .So the pot is 134 or 136 arround here ,i elect to check ,utg quickly bets 65 ,mp2 snapcalls .What do you do here ,with the line that i took ?
A tight player has limp-called pre, snap called flop, and lead into a large field on the turn. Another tight player has called both of those quickly. All on a board that is wetter than (insert inappropriate sexual analogy). I’m folding, and I’m folding fast. I don’t know much about the table, but if they are truly tight and passive, they aren’t making moves (or, at least, they aren’t both making a move).
A few other notes here: I think pocket 9’s are a good 3-bet pre-flop. You’d be able to clear out some of the weak suited hands, and some of the weak connectors. Make it about ~$50. When you bet at the flop, was it for value, blocker bet, or trying to find out where you are? $20 is a decent blocker bet, but you don’t really get any information from it, and I doubt you fold out any hands that called preflop
If you feel like gambling, you could call the turn and hope for a paired board on the river. But that’s not (in my opinion) good poker. But what the hell do I know, plenty of other, smarter people in this forum
I assume this hand went to show-down, so what did they have?
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