Turn decesion
 

5/10 at prima, hero is BB with T [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] T [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
button is 58/22/1, SB 31/17/2

UTG folds, button calls, SB completes, hero raises, both call

Flop: 6 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 5 [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]
SB checks, Hero bets, button calls, SB calls

Turn: 7s
SB checks, hero bets, button folds, SB raises, hero calls (?)

River: Kd
Hero...??

Re: Turn decesion
 

Shouldn't the SB be acting first here on the river? I assume we're getting bet into here, and I'd call.

Edit: Sorry, I guess you're asking about the turn. Having the river in there threw me a bit. The turn c/r is concerning, but an aggressive player here could have a 6, 7, a lower PP, or even 67 as often as the problem 5. I'm calling down.

Re: Turn decesion
 

Oops sorry yes, SB bets river.

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SB bets river.

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Easy call.

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The decision is on the turn - if I call I'm seeing a showdown. I don't think I call the turn.

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I call turn because there are two flush draws out there now.

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easy river call, there are a lot of draws that wiffed and about the only thing that beats you is a 5 or unlikely rivered K.

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Not calling the turn is pretty bad.

I would three bet the turn and fold to a cap. This looks a lot to me like a player who picked up a draw or now has a really strong draw and wants to try to blow out the field.

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Not calling the turn is pretty bad.

I would raise the turn and fold to a three bet. This looks a lot to me like a player who picked up a draw or now has a really strong draw and wants to try to blow out the field.

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I love the raise [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

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Not calling the turn is pretty bad.

I would raise the turn and fold to a three bet. This looks a lot to me like a player who picked up a draw or now has a really strong draw and wants to try to blow out the field.

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I love the raise [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]

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Terrible. I don`t like the idea of folding what may be the best hand or very often has 4 outs in a big pot.

Re: Turn decesion
 

The raise is fine. He doesn't have a 5 or 89 more times than he'll have a flush draw or OESD or a total bluff. So what if he folds? We have TT and the pot is huge - we don't want to get outdrawn on the river.
The problem is that our hand is very transparent here and he might cap e.g. with a pair+draw. So against a very agressive player the turn raise might become more expensive especially if you happen to fold the best hand.

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call the turn raise, I don't like the raise for the reasons mentioned above. I want to get to showdown.

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SB stats tell me he's a pretty good player. I think calling is better than raising turn.

If he has the 5 it's going to get expensive.
If he doesn't have the 5 and is semi-/bluffing you then you want to encourage his bet on the river. A reraise on the turn might chase him out.

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If he doesn't have the 5 and is semi-/bluffing you then you want to encourage his bet on the river. A reraise on the turn might chase him out.

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Oh please let's stop this. He is not betting the river unless he hits his draw. He is not folding a flush draw /OESD for 1 bet in this pot.