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dyinginabubble 07-15-2007 01:45 PM

Call or raise the turn
 
15/30 Hollywood Park

Early position limper (loose/very passive)
I'm in late postion and limp with QJo.
SB completes
BB (very loose/aggressive) checks

Flop
KT3 rainbow
Checked to me
I bet
BB and EP call

Turn 9 (no flush draw possible)
BB checks
EP bets (to my surprise)

Do I smooth call with nuts to lure in the BB, or raise hoping to get the very loose BB to call two bets? Or do I wait to put my raise in on the river? Given what I've seen of the EP player, he has at least two pair and possibly the same hand as me.

ProfessorBen 07-15-2007 02:07 PM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
Given the read BB, I'm fine with preflop, though I'm sure half this board still wants you to raise PF.

Just call the turn, Villain will fold any pair but a K to a raise.(He doesn't have one because he doesnt' bet the flop) You have position on the raiser so there's no way you're missing bets unless he checks the river. If that happens, it's likely he wouldn't call the raise anyways.

Prediction: You called, BB folds, EP checks river, and that's why you posted the hand.

dyinginabubble 07-15-2007 02:18 PM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
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Given the read BB, I'm fine with preflop, though I'm sure half this board still wants you to raise PF.

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Wow raise there? I hadn't thought of that.

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Prediction: You called, BB folds, EP checks river, and that's why you posted the hand.

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I called
BB called

River was an ace
BB LED OUT
EP called
I raised
They both call
(I didn't see their hands)

Although it turned out well for me, I didn't want to just base it on that alone. The BB is SO loose that he would most likely would have called two bets with bottom pair ace kicker.

Hielko 07-15-2007 02:48 PM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
If BB is indeed that loose I just would have raised the turn, unless he is the kind of guy that also pays 2-bets on the river with bottom pair ace kicker.

cowboy billy 07-15-2007 11:33 PM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
I'm raising this pre flop and I'd call turn

bboy_ 07-16-2007 12:01 AM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
just raise the turn no need for FPS

Maliant 07-16-2007 12:20 AM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
huh w/ calling turn? L/P game meaning you can't count on others to bet for you, raise this turn and bet river.

Thousand_air 07-16-2007 12:30 AM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
Raise preflop raise the turn bet the river JAMB it up its 15/30 you will get paid.

emerson 07-16-2007 11:28 AM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
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15/30 Hollywood Park

Early position limper (loose/very passive)
I'm in late postion and limp with QJo.
SB completes
BB (very loose/aggressive) checks

Flop
KT3 rainbow
Checked to me
I bet
BB and EP call

Turn 9 (no flush draw possible)
BB checks
EP bets (to my surprise)

Do I smooth call with nuts to lure in the BB, or raise hoping to get the very loose BB to call two bets? Or do I wait to put my raise in on the river? Given what I've seen of the EP player, he has at least two pair and possibly the same hand as me.

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Even though my gut is to just call the turn, trying to keep the other guy in, and raise the river, it seems that every time I do this I miss a bet. The other guy folds on the turn anyway and then it is checked to me on the river.

Captain R 07-16-2007 05:54 PM

Re: Call or raise the turn
 
From pot equity point of view, I usually raise preflop. You can outplay EP (bet whole way and fold if he does anything at all), and your hand is going to be beating BB most of the time.

Raise turn, wtf? Is this trolling? Especially if you know BB will call 2 cold with garbage.

It would suck if board paired or a Q/T came on the river. If board pairs and EP leads out, are you going to raise?


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