Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Just moved from must-move game so this is my very first hand at this table. I open w/ AKo in the CO. Lady I've never played w/ before calls in the SB. BB calls.

Flop AK10r. Checks to me, I bet. Lady c/r, BB folds, I 3-bet, lady calls.

Turn Q. Lady checks, I check behind planning on calling a river bet.

River 7. Lady checks again. I should bet now right?

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Yes. Without history, this seems like a super easy bet.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

honestly I think you should be betting the turn.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

100 % of time..fold to a raise
bet the turn

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

bet the turn get paid by AT, ace rag, KT etc.

checking the turn here is MUBS.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Agree...bet the river.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Bet turn and river.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

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checking the turn here is MUBS.

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MUBS?

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

I'm guessing Monsters Under Bed Scared?

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

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I'm guessing Monsters Under Bed Syndrome?

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Fixed

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Check the turn; check the river. The lady definitely has a set of tens.

If you do decide to bet the river, muck when she c/r's you. Because she has a set of tens.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

standard line in this spot is to check behind on the turn for two reasons. to protect yourself from being checkraised when you still have four outs against a str8 (conversely, you would bet top pair because a fold is then routine), and also to induce a bluff fromm a worse hand on the river. When she checks the river things bet a little hazy,but against all but a really tricky player who is an excellent hand reader a bet and fold is surely in order.

FJMCC

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

Bet turn, check river.

Re: Standard 15/30 river question.
 

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standard line in this spot is to check behind on the turn for two reasons. to protect yourself from being checkraised when you still have four outs against a str8 (conversely, you would bet top pair because a fold is then routine), and also to induce a bluff fromm a worse hand on the river. When she checks the river things bet a little hazy,but against all but a really tricky player who is an excellent hand reader a bet and fold is surely in order.

FJMCC

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That was pretty much my thought process. People who are suggesting to bet the turn, could you give me a good counterpoint (such as missing value, etc.)?