Beat the Bully
Wednesday 14th May 2008
| Position | UTG+1 |
| Blinds | £10/£20 |
| Game | NLHE Cash |
| Your chips | £2700 |
| Your Hand | Board Cards |
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Question
It's 5am and you're in an Internet cafe playing £10/£20 NLHE on your credit card. You've already done £2000 and you have your last money in the world on the table. You should have gone home hours ago, but you can't stop now. You're upset and playing badly. However one hand could get you out of it.
It was a ten-handed table but a few players are sitting out or have left, so it's now five-handed. You pick up pocket kings. The
UTG player, who's sitting on £900, mini-raises to £60 preflop. You flat call - a mistake, you should have raised more - and the blinds fold.
The flop comes 4c 5d 8s. UTG bets £150. You want the hand to be over with, so you raise to £900 to set him all-in.
Then to your horror you notice that the button, who's sitting on £20,000, is also in the hand and he's called your massive overbet. You've not seen him before but he's a good, tricky player. UTG folds.
The turn comes the 4h and you're first to act. There's £2160 in the pot and you have £1740 behind.
What do you do?
What do you do?
