Turn?

[Chaostracize]

What's wrong with QT/QJ/KQ/JJ/TT?

[CamelZoo]

if you put him on any of those holdings why would you c/r the turn all in?

[Chaostracize]

Because he probably won't call a river bet if you just call and there's no reason to give him that free card?

[CamelZoo]

ok. but if i'm ahead and he's drawing mighty thin, do you ever consider calling and checking/betting river lightly to induce an all in (whether or not you hit flush) on the river?

is this flawed thinking?

[Lucky]

check turn, prob call smallish bet.

If he bets pot on turn, either c/r all in or fold. depends on read really. That flop mini raise will be a monster if followed by pot turn bet from many many 3/6 nits. Against others, easy c/r all in and you'll be ahead of wildly played KQ and 7s8s type hands.

[CamelZoo]

fair enough, i'm newish to 3/6 so i didn't think minraising a monster on that flop in position would be done for any reason but to induce a rr, but he does show strength on the turn, any other opinions?

[CamelZoo]

everyone is dying to hear results, and i am a man of the people, so...

(i am a donk, whoops)

Turn (board: 7c Qs 4s Ah):

Hero checks. Villain bets $246. Hero
goes all-in for $623.60. Villain goes all-in for
$608.40. Hero is returned $15.20 (uncalled).

River (board: 7c Qs 4s Ah Jh):

(no action in this round)


Showdown:

<font color="white"> </font> Hero shows Js As.
Hero has Js As Qs Ah Jh: two pair, aces and jacks.
Villain shows Kh Ac.
Villain has Kh Ac Qs Ah Jh: a pair of aces.

Hand Summary:

$2 is raked from a pot of $1462.80.
Hero wins $1460.80 with two pair, aces and jacks. <font color="white"> </font>

[CamelZoo]

am i being results oriented in regretting my turn c/r all in, or is AK flop minraise within his hand range at this point?

[flawless_victory]

this guy is an idiot

[CamelZoo]

me?