turn decision 10/20 nl

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

open 32s in a 6 handed game. Your image is tight. $4,000 effective stacks. BB calls. 34/25/6 over 85 hands, no reads.

Flop 3-2-T

He check calls a pot size bet

Turn J

Do you check it back here or bet again?

You bet the pot $500 and he raises to $1500

[MDMA]

100% bet, and I'd fold to the c/r.

[king_of_drafts]

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100% bet, and I'd fold to the c/r.

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Agree but this might change if there were a flushdraw present...was there?

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

there wasnt.

[Stinger88]

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100% bet, and I'd fold to the c/r.

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[TxRedMan]

I'm kind of surprised by the responses here. This is a very narrow hand, possibility wise. But why can't villain ever be slow playing AA,KK, or QQ often enough to make this a call (combined with (x) amount of 4-5, AT, KT, AJ, etc)? This seems a lot closer to me than it does to everyone else in this thread.

I def. bet the turn against almost all players, but I dont think I'm folding here. I'm sure it's close, and perhaps I'm wrong, but it seems like a bad spot to fold.

[DJ Sensei]

with these stacks against an opponent like that, I don't think anybody plays AA/KK/QQ this way.

So i'm in the "bet, fold to a solid c/r" camp. unless there was a flush draw.

Though, to be fair, it is a pretty solid spot for him to bluff any 2, because its really hard for you to call with anything in your range except turned OESD's like KQ/98 or sets. And the stack situation gives him more FE, because you have to give up your hand now rather than just call it off (assuming the river shove will come, and you'll have to call that too on most rivers). implied threat, as it were.

[Ansky]

I feel like this is always a bet/fold vs most 10/20 players, and taking any other line seems pretty bad.

[MagicNinja]

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I feel like this is always a bet/fold vs most 10/20 players, and taking any other line seems pretty bad.

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[Parlay Slow]

hell no don't fold