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Message: [QUOTE="young hova, post: 544931, member: 20568"] thanks joe and thanks juice, I do appreciate that jeff, I knew the middle position player wouldnt reraise without a good handlike that, but at the same time, he wasnt even calling the blind, he was playing fairly tight so I knew he had to either have an ace or couldve maybe had a pocket pair under 9 to call double the bb (even though its only 60). the texture of the flop I knew he couldnt have flopped 2 pair because he was that tight that he wouldnt make that loose of a call, but he couldve hit a lower set, judging by the few hands I seen him play I couldnt put him on a set of queens (of course thats why its best to stay away from confrontations like this early in a tourney) I just had a hunch he wouldnt call with a set with a bet and a check raise, your right it ain't good to make these generalizations, but in the specific position I was put in I was forced to put to use what little I knew about him and how I though a player would play based on how he had been playing. as far as the all-in, that definitely made my hand look marginal lol, but I am still a favorite over an a8 flush draw, but of course I couldn't call regardless. If I was middle position I still wouldve raised because as tight as the flush player was I know he's folding for sure to a reraise if he doesnt like his hand then and there. In this case he's calling and if the original raiser reraises I have to fold, not only because its too much action, but I have no clue what the flush person is thinking and my hand isn't that good. If I had 2 pair, flush draw or not, based on my reads there, No way i'm not calling the all in. [/QUOTE]

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