Stage #1575156921: Holdem  No Limit $0.50 - 2009-08-07 17:51:37 (ET)

Table: CHAMPAIGN (Real Money) Seat #5 is the dealer

Seat 5 - HIIIIIIIIGH ($97.50 in chips)

Seat 6 - JAPKING ($54.40 in chips)

Seat 1 - ROSOZZY ($28.50 in chips)

Seat 2 - _NOVA_ ($87.80 in chips)

Seat 4 - SKUNKBUGGLER ($45.15 in chips)

JAPKING - Posts small blind $0.25

ROSOZZY - Posts big blind $0.50

*** POCKET CARDS ***

Dealt to JAPKING [9s] [7s]

_NOVA_ - Folds

SKUNKBUGGLER - Raises $1.75 to $1.75

HIIIIIIIIGH - Calls $1.75

JAPKING - Raises $7.25 to $7.50

ROSOZZY - Folds

SKUNKBUGGLER - Calls $5.75

HIIIIIIIIGH - Folds

*** FLOP *** [9d] [4s] [2s]

JAPKING - Checks

SKUNKBUGGLER - Bets $2

JAPKING - Raises $12 to $12

SKUNKBUGGLER - All-In(Raise) $35.65 to $37.65

I think this is a good flop to check raise, agree? Can I call?

I like your squeeze preflop. I think it's good to mix your 3bets with this kind of hands.

I don't know if I like your check-raise on the flop though. If it's an agressive opponent in a non-3bet pot, I think it's fine. In this case we have a 3bet pot, which should mean that opponent isn't as likely to bet here. That's why I would prefer to bet myself.

Do you have to call? That's a no-brainer. You've hit a superstrong draw and you still might have the best hand. CALL!

right so I don`t want to risk that he checks behind?

yes, baecause you have great equity on flop, but less on turn