Baluga, right?

[Nick Royale]

Bet less on the turn. I'm folding to the c/r.

[Speedlimits]

flop bet is pretty small. any reason for that? standard is $15 there.

check turn

[Nick Royale]

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flop bet is pretty small. any reason for that? standard is $15 there.

check turn

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Yeah, checking the turn is actually better. No reason to do some kind of metabet.

[13_Xerxes]

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flop bet is pretty small. any reason for that ?

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Dry board, 12 makes the job (no need to protect).

And yes, bet less on the turn, and fold turn, fold river.

[Nick Royale]

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flop bet is pretty small. any reason for that ?

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Dry board, 12 makes the job.

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12 is easily enough imo.

[mythrilfox]

Check the turn? No [censored] way. Easy turn bet, easy fold to the c/r.

[Speedlimits]

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Check the turn? No [censored] way. Easy turn bet, easy fold to the c/r.

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I'd rather bet this turn with air than a made hand.

[Nick Royale]

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Check the turn? No [censored] way. Easy turn bet, easy fold to the c/r.

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Given the dry flop checking the turn is fine. What hands are you trying to get value from that you can't get value from on the river? Ime players call way lighter on the river if we check (or even bluff), can't see any hands we'll get 3 streets of value from.

Betting the turn is only good vs thinking players balancing our range. We don't need to do that vs a 200nl donk.

[spivey]

Yeah, the flop is basically drawless. We may get a bet from JT or QJ on turn, but we probably won't get 2, and we'll almost definitely get a bet from those hands on river if we check turn.

[Clayton]

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You're close to turning your hand into a bluff on the turn ($38 bet).

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