omgwtfmrsubliminal

A recap of the hand in question:

-100 NL 6-max, big stack across the table playing agressive pre-flop
-140 in front, table image is agressive.
-in the BB with Kc Qc, 4 players, 12 in the pot

-Flop: Kd Tc 5c, bet the pot, big stack calls
-Turn: 2c, bet 50 into 36 dollar pot
-Big stack pushes all in.

Q: What do you put the villain on?

The consensus that most people held was that the big stack had AK with the ace of clubs. The fact that the player not only stayed in after the flop but pushed on the turn told me that the villain wasn't bluffing, and did indeed have a hand worth pushing with.

However, *how* worthwhile was up in the air.

When it call came down to it, however, I called and he shows.... Jc 8c for a lower flush and drawing completely dead.

Mr. Subliminal, you were *one* pip off. You scare me and I hope you're not sitting at my table next week.

At least when I buy in it will be with the donkey's money.

-Chris