TPTK ...another simple hand

[aron]

grunch

You shouldn't be sorry for hand simplicity. It's the requently occuring hands that you have to master.

I think you played this fine. Once he three-bets you on the flop he's either trying yo bluff you or he flopped something nice like a two pair or a set.

If he's bluffing, raising the turn or river will only make him fold. If he's not raising will only make you lose more money.

-aron

[Manhammer]

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Fold for sure

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So we're raising the river to get extra value from a smaller K, right?
We're folding to a 3-bet because it lets us know that we're up against a hand that isn't afraid of TPTK, right?

Sorry if I'm dwelling on this idea too much. Ever since I started posting here, I've had a hard time grasping when to apply the whole bet/fold, raise/fold thing and I think its costing me $$. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[TJ Eckleburg]

First question... can someone tell me how the last-to-act button is leading each street?

I first wanted to say cap the flop but I'm pretty convinced just calling the 3-bet is okay. For those that want to raise the river, are you planning to fold to a raise?

[Str8Fish]

I like it. Did the f-tard have KQ?