TPGK vs. completely unknown leads

[Big_Jim]

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raising this turn is turning our hand into a bluff..

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No way. If he has Qx here, he DEFINITELY calls a raise.

He might call with worse, or with a draw, too.

[DMoogle]

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raising this turn is turning our hand into a bluff..

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No way. If he has Qx here, he DEFINITELY calls a raise.

He might call with worse, or with a draw, too.

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What makes you think that? If I'm raising the turn, it may look like I slowplayed a very strong hand on the flop (flatcalled to induce more action).

[Big_Jim]

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raising this turn is turning our hand into a bluff..

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No way. If he has Qx here, he DEFINITELY calls a raise.

He might call with worse, or with a draw, too.

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What makes you think that? If I'm raising the turn, it may look like I slowplayed a very strong hand on the flop (flatcalled to induce more action).

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Because he bet half pot twice.

Trust me, he's calling.

He MIGHT fold an 8, though.

[naSTIboost]

Tough to fold the river after you called the turn. I agree with others... I'm probably calling 50% of the time, folding the other 50%. Depends how I'm running [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[setjes]

I really like a small raise on the turn for a free sd

[fringsrache]

..hm no one raises his weak flop lead??

[fringsrache]

could someone explain me why a flop raise seems to be out of question??

[DMoogle]

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could someone explain me why a flop raise seems to be out of question??

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We have two players left to act behind us. We're defining our hand enough by flat-calling (which probably looks scary to any solid player).