Re: An every day situation with a draw on the turn facing a block bet.
yeah but when you start raising in this spot you'll see villains like this making bets like this here fold a lot ... i think raising here is +ev with atc tbh *edit for your edit, loose unknowns at nl100 that make bets like this don't fold spade draws here imho*
If it's a gaybet for value, he's hardly ever gonna put you on spades, and there's enough money in the middle that you often get his stack.
villain has A7o, is scared of the flush and checks the river ... we bet 4/5e pot he calls ... how is this getting his stack? btw why wouldn't he put us on spades?
+ loose villains generally freeze up when the flush hits regardless of the way we played our hand
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