Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Bet/call and c/c a shove. Bet/3betting doesn't look that sexy on the turn.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Aislephive and Fonkey,
Are you guys betting ~90% pot on the turn with a wide range of holdings, or just sets, flush, air?

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

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Aislephive and Fonkey,
Are you guys betting ~90% pot on the turn with a wide range of holdings, or just sets, flush, air?

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Everything I got there with usually.

I def make it more on the flop though.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

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Aislephive and Fonkey,
Are you guys betting ~90% pot on the turn with a wide range of holdings, or just sets, flush, air?

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Probably not air against prescribed villain, but pretty much everything I'm betting on the turn is going to be around this size. I would definitely semibluff any overcard + flush draw combination though, and I'm also betting a set/flush and a Q this way as well.

I think I'd just call his turn raise, then bet/fold the river on a blank, and bet/call obviously if I fill up.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Okay, I'm pretty much going to spell this hand out here.

Set+Donk= $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Given his small raise size he is either doing it with a flush, a crappy top pair (info raise obv) that folds to a shove, or occasionally we luck out and he turned two pair or something which he won't fold. Generally it's one of the first two scenarios, and shoving is the worst against those holdings.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Call turn and play pokar on riv yo. His hand looks a ton like a flush.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

definitely think you can 3bet turn for value.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

Yeh I like the BURN route, bet it baby.

Re: Set, interesting turn
 

i check the turn