simple overpair hand bsb play 10/20

[cts]

I would almost always put more money in on this flop.

[LB_001]

I'd fold turn here, that small reraise on the flop/big bet on the turn is 22/33/Jx a lot more often than a draw imo. If he had a draw and makes a really small raise on the flop to not commit himself I think he'd slow down on the turn. A pretty common hand for you to have here has a jack in it and probably thinks he loses a lot of his fold equity and would try to control the pot better or just check/fold. Also I think from his point of view he still has some fold equity on the river if he holds a missed draw. If you are an unknown to him, he won't assume you'll fold any draw on the turn even though it might be correct. People call way too much especially since you have position and still 1k behind on river. Would you ever just call instead of going all in with 22/33/Jx here on the turn? By just calling the turn he can know he still has some chance of getting a fold.

Folding turn > Calling River > Folding river imo

[yvesaint]

yea i dont understand why some of u dont ever 3bet flop anymore w/o sets/big draws....i mean come on

[BobboFitos]

mdma, you assume people wont c/r a jack on the flop. although c/r a jack is typically a 'bad' play, doesnt mean it doesnt get done - often.

I would fold the turn, or getting to the river, call. I like daliman's logic.

[pethie]

Is this "Ingenskrub"?

[MDMA]

Bobbo, I think you misread, I also wrote I would fold the turn.

[Ellsworth T]

I like it.

[gimmenutz]

hooow can you fodl thisrt afetfter youii sloplway it soo good up tijll thea rivera

[Requin]

^^^ Worst poster ever. I agree with folding the turn but calling the river once we get here.

[BobboFitos]

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Bobbo, I think you misread, I also wrote I would fold the turn.

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ahh, good call. i misread then [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]