QTs: or should I change my name to "Chip Spewage"?

[ESKiMO-SiCKNE5S]

easy turn fold

[jimmifli]

Call down after the check raise. He's got an A unless he's a maniac and you're drawing dead.

Capping the river would just be stupid. Villain checkraised the turn, when a second Ace hits and is now three betting, capping is spew.

[nooob]

flop and turn looks good.

just call the river down.

[Goodie54]

I don't mind the bet on the turn, once he raises, you don't have much choice here. You have a four outter against a made straight and are drawing dead to an ace.

Fold to the raise on the turn. As played, don't raise the river. most of the time, with the double paired board, he's not betting anything less than an ace or queen. No reason to raise and get three bet.

Peace

Goodie

[Kwaz]

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easy turn fold

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[Goodie54]

If you see an Ace everytime, why aren't you folding the turn?

Peace

Goodie

[TarHeel100]

I agree w/ the Turn Bet and call. Based on his raise on the turn and subsequent river bet, I would simply call the river bet. I'd be pretty shocked if he didn't have Aces full of Tens.

[Jake Ox]

(grunch)

Good bet on flop. I hate slow playing with scary boards. When he raises you on the turn are you ever not beat? And more importantly, you have no redraws if he has the ace he's representing.

My head tells me to fold to the turn raise. In all actuality, I probably call down just to see what weak ace he had so I can whine about it. I think raising the river is major spewage -- all you can beat is a bluff or a really poorly played flopped straight.

[bozlax]

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I agree w/ the Turn Bet and call. Based on his raise on the turn and subsequent river bet, I would simply call the river bet. I'd be pretty shocked if he didn't have Aces full of Tens.

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[nit] aces full of queens [/nit]

[MadMike]

I'd raise preflop, but calling and hoping for a big multiway pot is OK too IMHO.

Fold the turn without a great read, you don't get credit for 3-pair and you just got c/r 'ed on a scary board. I think you're toast here.