NL100, 99 at paired board

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This actually is a tough hand.

I would have to make a decision on the flop whether I was winning or not based on my opponent's previous play.

If I thought I was winning I would push allin, otherwise I would fold.

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Don't you think it's a good idea to wait for the turn and see if he wants to play for stacks? A big turnbet would weigh his range towards trips and I can get out, and a smaller bet size would weigh towards a flushdraw, bluff or maybe a smaller pair (although unlikely).

And if the turn is a club I can make a cheap exit.

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The reason I don't like to wait for the turn is the overpair is not big enough.

There are hardly any "safe cards" in the deck, you don't know what overcards he might have.

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The reason I don't like to wait for the turn is the overpair is not big enough.

There are hardly any "safe cards" in the deck, you don't know what overcards he might have.

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Yes, thats a very valid point.

But if you did call the flop, what's your play on the turn?