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Sharpies hand and SweetJazz example are so different IMO.

Sharpie needs to cap the flop.

- Sharpies hand is 4-way. SJ's is 3-way

- In Sharpies hand no turn can change his optimal choice of action from fold to raise. In SJ's example it is possible that he has to let his hand go on heart turns or K's turns depending on the action.

Basically, in Sharpies hand there isnt any pivotal turns that really affect how he should play it. In SJ's hand there is a bunch of cards that will affect his equity massively and thus affect whether he should raise or possibly even fold the turn.