100NL: folding overpair

[XraySpeX]

Hey guys, I don't post often but was wondering if you could help me out.

I am not sure if I made a correct fold here. I didn't have much of a read on the villain in this hand, i had about 50 hands at the table so far and he was 46/6 with TA of 1.6. So far I had seen him limp calling preflop a few times but generally just folded to a c-bet.

I see this line alot by players that hit a big hand. Do you like this fold or no? Any other comments?

http://www.pokerhand.org/?730280

Thanks,
XraySpeX

[cs3]

i bet slightly more on the turn but thats irrelevant here. your turn fold is perfectly fine. a turn raise is at least a T on that board, if not a flopped set or straight. baluga theorem etc.
basically you only beat a bluff.

however im not that disciplined and i never respect minraises, so i usally call the turn and see what he does on the river

[bunga]

turn is super standard fold. I sometimes even c/f a board like this. It is just ugly.

[XraySpeX]

Cool thanks guys... I generally have alot of trouble folding overpairs but I think I am getting a pretty good hang of it.

I find that if a player calls a pot sized bet on the flop (or close to it) and then min raise the turn they normally have a pretty strong hand (two pair or better).

It certainly depends on the player but I think that it wouldn't be bad if you assumed a min raise like this on the turn is two pair or better. If the player shows you otherwise then adjust but I think I will be filling a big leak if I just fold to min raises like this unless I myself have two pair or better.

XraySpeX

[Elandriel]

Yeah but it depends too much to put it like that.

Seems to me that you mean while you're playing OOP or not?

Not folding overpairs can indeed be a big leak but also try to look at other things you can be doing wrong that gets you into this position.