Re: What I done got myself into?
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Both the responses so far seem really weak. In a blind vs. blind situation, are we really supposed to read a turn raise as meaning he holds the one card in the deck that beats us?
We should be concentrating on getting value out of the second nuts here vs. villain's range, which includes every other heart + some non-heart hands.
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Maybe so.But:
1.You donīt know how he is playing.
2.He is just calling flop
3.Your turn bet on a 4-flush board in a 3BB pot should really scare him if he hasnīt got a high heart.If he has a heart and it is not the ace then he is in a kind of WA/WB situation where he will be concerned that you might have one of the at least two better hearts possible.And at the same time he should be concerned of folding out worse hands in a small pot.I see no meaning for him to raise
If you are comfortable with 3 more bets going into the pot then go ahead and checkraise river.Personally I would rather donk river if I thought he could be spewy.
But I donīt understand what kind of answer you want from us.
You obviously have to call his 3-bet on river.
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I don't see how him calling the flop makes it more likely he has it.
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