How in the world did he lay this down?

dsvw56 · 08-11-2006, 04:53 AM

I just got back from the casino, and I still can't believe this. I was sitting at the $2/$5 NL table. I bought in for $300 and was somewhere in the $400-$450 range when this hand took place. I got dealt KK in MP.I raise it to $15 and get one caller. The flop comes 10-7-4 with two diamonds. I then bet $35 and he only had like $55 left. He folds and shows me two queens. I couldnt believe it. That's a world class laydown right there. I had to show him my hand for making that lay down.

Zak23Robson · 08-16-2006, 10:37 AM

he was probably thinking that you were on a flush draw and he knew if you caught that he would be drawing dead for the most part

poipman1 · 08-16-2006, 03:01 PM

I know that I can never aly down 2 queens against a board like that. He must have had a really good read on you.

Trap_Play · 08-16-2006, 03:35 PM

aye great read,or didnt want to bust,putting u on a flush draw,image is everything at the poker table,im sure you built a rock strong table image he respected lol,anyway u look at it super tough laydown.

eaglesrok56 · 08-30-2006, 02:08 AM

thats an excellent lay down. looking at your pre-flop bet and then your bet on the flop he may have had a good read and put u on high pockets. either that or he was worried bot the flush. im thinkin he had a great read on you

PapaHun · 08-30-2006, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Zak23Robson

he was probably thinking that you were on a flush draw and he knew if you caught that he would be drawing dead for the most part

Using that reasoning it would have been a horrid lay-down. I don't endorse folding when you (think you) are ahead.

09-07-2006, 11:08 AM

No way I can fold this hand. He must have had very good read on you putting you on AA, KK or trips. Very good fold by him, but I still cannot fold this. Besides that, he had only $55.

The Mighty Boosh · 09-30-2006, 08:04 AM

He can't put you on KK, AA he has to call. I can't call it a good lay down because I really do think he thought he might be ahead. I think he was playing scared and was probably playing with his rent or something. Either that or the deal winked at him.

Deco · 09-30-2006, 12:00 PM

Too fold that he must have had an extremly reliable tell on you its the only explanation

bettybet · 09-30-2006, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by dsvw56

I just got back from the casino, and I still can't believe this. I was sitting at the $2/$5 NL table. I bought in for $300 and was somewhere in the $400-$450 range when this hand took place. I got dealt KK in MP.I raise it to $15 and get one caller. The flop comes 10-7-4 with two diamonds. I then bet $35 and he only had like $55 left. He folds and shows me two queens. I couldnt believe it. That's a world class laydown right there. I had to show him my hand for making that lay down.

I am curious to know how that guy did at the tables. You no D that it takes a great poker player to laydown a good hand at the right time.