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I think betting the turn makes the hand easier to play but isn't optimal
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#22
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why?
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#23
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because we can easily fold to a raise and he folds a lot of hands that we beat that he may bet on the river
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#24
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i agree completely with both of your posts kolotoure
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#25
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because we can easily fold to a raise and he folds a lot of hands that we beat that he may bet on the river [/ QUOTE ] If he calls turn... c/f or c/c riv or even value bet? |
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#26
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I would like a turn bet to get hands with a single spade off. Once you checked the turn he was probably going to bet the river no matter what, so it's an auto river call (Not to mention the pot odds for calling). Although I would prefer a turn bet, what you did was okay also.
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#27
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i like how this hand was played, though sometimes i bet/fold the turn. but yeah, def call river as played.
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#28
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so you guys check behind here with a set too?
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#29
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Jesus, bet turn. If he has a flush, you guys are going to call the river anyways. So either way, you are going to lose one bet no matter what if has a flush. Go for max value and bet turn and river. Alot of weak aces are going to call 3 bets as long as you don't shove river. Only reason why you want to check turn is that if you think he would do tricky bluffs
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