Another FD Hand: Can I really give up?

[Kasane]

Reads are kinda important on this hand. Betting turn or checking for pot control is really dependent on your villain. It doesn't matter if your read is 100% correct, just that it leads you somewhere. If it's 70% accurate, then you'll -- on average -- make better choices in these spots. I would guess a b/f is in order (obviously less than a psb with stacks) as you don't have the flushy A. But I'd change that up in an instant if I knew anything...

And... what's their opinion of you?

[SeanyBullets]

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Reads are kinda important on this hand. Betting turn or checking for pot control is really dependent on your villain. It doesn't matter if your read is 100% correct, just that it leads you somewhere. If it's 70% accurate, then you'll -- on average -- make better choices in these spots. I would guess a b/f is in order (obviously less than a psb with stacks) as you don't have the flushy A. But I'd change that up in an instant if I knew anything...

And... what's their opinion of you?

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I'm a TAG. C-betting around 65% of the time and betting for value.

[jk1986]

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Reads are very important on every hand.

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FYP

[Smilin']

I like checking behind on the turn, becuase otherwise you have to play for stacks or make a weak-looking bet. Then you can call a moderate bet on a non-club river, especially if you're seen as an aggressive player, (You've taken the c-bet-that-failed line), and see showdown without getting it all in.

I think if it's checked to you again on the river, a smallish bet/fold is reasonable.

Check behind on the turn for pot control. Hard decision, I think calling is correct, considering what allready is in the pot, he could have a made flush or A [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] K IMO.