50NL AA vs floating villian

[fingersmith]

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I dont like b/f on this turn at all b/c>>>>b/f

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[DaycareInferno]

i would c/r the turn to work on slowing down the floaty business. if he checks behind, i'd be real suspicious given the fact that he just busted you and isn't moving on the pot there. i think its real unlikely this type of player takes the free card with a good draw in that situation.

[Kasane]

what's raising us that we beat except air? We've got up to 8 outs, but none of them are clean and that's only towards the bottom of his range. This deep, unless villain is a good lag or spew monkey, JT is probably calling again with position.

This is air, or something that kills us. We bet for value, sure, against Kx or whatever that called us on the flop.

floaty villains, like me, like to see a chk on the turn that we can bet our opponent off of. We don't generally raise a second barrel without the goods; we were letting a pot build on a dry flop with something good.

[creamfillin]

I didn't notice the deepish stacks. I think I like OP's line in this case.

[PureNHL]

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i would c/r the turn to work on slowing down the floaty business. if he checks behind, i'd be real suspicious given the fact that he just busted you and isn't moving on the pot there. i think its real unlikely this type of player takes the free card with a good draw in that situation.

[/ QUOTE ]My only problem with that is that if he IS on the draw I can't give him that card for free. Plus at this point the only hand I'm really scared of here is KQ. If this is the case I have quite a number of outs to call and hit going to the river.

[DaycareInferno]

i really don't think villain will take a free card there with any hand granted his playstyle and the fact that he just busted OP