multipart, turned underset deep
 

6-handed 5/10. I open the CO with 77 and the big stack. Button, an aggressive regular, calls with 2k behind. blinds fold. Relevant(?) history: he 3-barreled me from oop for stacks earlier at 10/20 on a Q65 A 2 board, he had 77, I called and won with AQ.

Flop is A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img]K[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]Q[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], I lead $60 into $85, he calls.

Turn is 7[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. Pot is $200, stacks are $1900 behind. Whats my best play?

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

he's raising jt on the flop right so three streets of value fury would be my vote.

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

$180

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

$165, I'm at least calling a raise too

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

Anything but betting seems bad. I'd lead for ~170.

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

180

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

i agree, seems like a standard bet?

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

Lead for $155.

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

177, telling him in code that you have 77 and that the river is going to be a 7.

Re: multipart, turned underset deep
 

DJ,

Are you debating your turn play because you don't want to burn 2 buyins on bottom set on this board or are you just looking for the best line to extract the most from the BN?

I understand that a heart/T-A is not the best card and you may be looking to moderate the pot until you see a 'safe river' but in doing so, you most likely wont maximize your gains for the river bet.

Your hand is so well disguised. Make it happen here with a nice bet.