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[ QUOTE ] check turn > bet turn call river bet flop w/e your normal cb is [/ QUOTE ] wait you don't vary the size of your cbet based on flop texture? [/ QUOTE ] yes but our hand isnt super strong to a callers range of an UTG riaser |
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bet turn>check turn [/ QUOTE ] i disagree. his range probably consists more of medium pairs/10s and Aces than flush draws...flush draws are pretty much the only hand we're getting value from if we bet the turn. |
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[ QUOTE ] bet turn>check turn [/ QUOTE ] i disagree. his range probably consists more of medium pairs/10s and Aces than flush draws...flush draws are pretty much the only hand we're getting value from if we bet the turn. [/ QUOTE ] i agree, plus we give him a chance to bet a missed draw on the river, also our hand isnt AK or 2pair here. since im repping strength by raising UTG im thinking he has a modest hand himself by calling OOP, so i dont want to build up a big pot, esp when its likely im not ahead. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] bet turn>check turn [/ QUOTE ] i disagree. his range probably consists more of medium pairs/10s and Aces than flush draws...flush draws are pretty much the only hand we're getting value from if we bet the turn. [/ QUOTE ] i agree, plus we give him a chance to bet a missed draw on the river, also our hand isnt AK or 2pair here. since im repping strength by raising UTG im thinking he has a modest hand himself by calling OOP, so i dont want to build up a big pot, esp when its likely im not ahead. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, but how is checking the turn and calling riv losing less when behind than b/f turn? I think an unknown 100nl-player is more likely to pay off on the turn with a draw than bluffing a busted one on the river. Also I think there's tons of pair+gs and FDs that will call the bet on the turn. |
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obvious call river.
you could also have checked behind flop/bet turn, though personally i prefer your line nowadays. you can definitely bet the turn as well as played. depends on opp but often there is value in it. |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] bet turn>check turn [/ QUOTE ] i disagree. his range probably consists more of medium pairs/10s and Aces than flush draws...flush draws are pretty much the only hand we're getting value from if we bet the turn. [/ QUOTE ] i agree, plus we give him a chance to bet a missed draw on the river, also our hand isnt AK or 2pair here. since im repping strength by raising UTG im thinking he has a modest hand himself by calling OOP, so i dont want to build up a big pot, esp when its likely im not ahead. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, but how is checking the turn and calling riv losing less when behind than b/f turn? I think an unknown 100nl-player is more likely to pay off on the turn with a draw than bluffing a busted one on the river. Also I think there's tons of pair+gs and FDs that will call the bet on the turn. [/ QUOTE ] yeah there are alot of hands that do call. so if every concievable draw misses and he leads river for 3/4 PSB im stuck in a tough spot. which is why i usually opt for pot control in these spots. i think this could generate some good discussion about the turn. ill post my river action after this gets some discussion if people feel its an interesting spot |
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easy call. you know that when you check behind the turn for pot control you are supposed to call a river bet.
you also know that you are repping someone who took a stab at the flop and then gave up. you can't induce a bet and then fold to it |
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ok looks like there is no more interest in the hand.
i called which by checking the turn i feel i have to do, but usually i go for pot control with a little bit of a stronger hand, making it an easier river call. here my hand is kind of weak and aside from a missed draw im not sure what hand actually bets the river that i beat. he had KJss anyone else have any more ideas about the turn??? |
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yeah there are alot of hands that do call. so if every concievable draw misses and he leads river for 3/4 PSB im stuck in a tough spot. [/ QUOTE ] You have position, he's not donking the river often at all. If he does you fold. I think vs tricky player or at higher stakes checking behind is better to avoid the risk of being bluffed on either street. But the average 100nl-player is too straight forward and calling stationy for pot controlling to be best. |
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ok looks like there is no more interest in the hand. i called which by checking the turn i feel i have to do, but usually i go for pot control with a little bit of a stronger hand, making it an easier river call. here my hand is kind of weak and aside from a missed draw im not sure what hand actually bets the river that i beat. he had KJss anyone else have any more ideas about the turn??? [/ QUOTE ] I think the turns a bet especially with the Q coming. All Jx hands picked up gut shots and FD's will call all day. |
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