Line check.. flopped the nuts in raised pot

[Fiksdal]

calling turn is just fancy play syndrome IMO, villain is signalizing a strong hand when he is raising the turn, and he is never folding it after putting half his stack in.

Results: Villain calls with 88 and river blanks.

[hunt1897]

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Based on Villians (nits) stats, I like calling turn raise, and 3/4 pot bet on river. There are almost no cards in the deck that can help him now.

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Why give him the chance to fold the river when we can commit him now? And what do you do on a spade river? Call here sucks

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Because I know Heroes play. And this gives him maximum value for hand. IMO.

[ama0330]

nh

[ama0330]

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Based on Villians (nits) stats, I like calling turn raise, and 3/4 pot bet on river. There are almost no cards in the deck that can help him now.

IMO.

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Why give him the chance to fold the river when we can commit him now? And what do you do on a spade river? Call here sucks

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Because I know Heroes play. And this gives him maximum value for hand. IMO.

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Disagree entirely but whatev

[hellmuth88]

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Based on Villians (nits) stats, I like calling turn raise, and 3/4 pot bet on river. There are almost no cards in the deck that can help him now.

IMO.

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Why give him the chance to fold the river when we can commit him now? And what do you do on a spade river? Call here sucks

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precisement monsieur

[castigar]

Fold PF. Everything else is fine.

[Waingro]

I don´t think you can play 67o for straight implied odds here, but it seems like this guy might not bet his AK when he whiffs the flop so you might showdown for cheap when you pair up.