Hand of the night...
 

I actually logged a small winner tonight, but this was still my biggest and therefore favorite hand of the night.

As soon as he turned his cards face up, I started stack up my chips to slide across the table. Silly me was hoping he only had an overpair, cause I have enough trouble dodging 2 outs.... but dodging EIGHT, no way.

Oh, and I just ran some numbers - turns out the chances of the board pairing here were exactly 0%. Who knew???

Full Tilt Cash game, buy-in $, $2/$4 No Limit, 6 players
Hand History by

SB: $ sitting out
BB: $792.30
UTG: $211.30
MP: $ sitting out
CO: $ sitting out
HERO (Button): $518.90

BB posts Big Blind $2
UTG posts
Pre-flop: 5:s: 5:d: ($6)
HERO raises to $14
BB raises to $52
UTG folds
HERO calls $38

Flop: 3:h: 4:h: 5:c: ($108)
BB bets $64
HERO raises to $224
BB raises to $740.3 and is all in
HERO calls $242.9 and is all in

Turn: 3:h: 4:h: 5:c: 7:h: ($1315.2)

River: 3:h: 4:h: 5:c: 7:h: T:d: ($1315.2)

BB shows Q:h: K:h:
BB wins $1040.80 with a flush King high

Let's say the flop was 2:h: 4:h: 9:s:, and he leads out $64. What's your play in that situation?

Depends. We were three handed here, and even 6 handed, I know this player has a large 3 betting range. I was tempted to 4 bet him preflop but didn't want to get into a race.

I want to say that I'd still raise, but probably a bit less to not commit myself. If I made it $180ish to go, that should do the trick, and if he shoved after that, I guess I'd fold for $290 more. I dunno... It's hard to say.

I might just fold to his bet.