NL 50 AK villian shoves turn - Page 3

mvdgaag · #21 09-03-2007, 12:07 PM

Raise more preflop ($6). Bet pot on the flop ($12)... In that case we commit on the flop leaving about one PSB for the turn and cannot be raised off our hand.

yapee · #22 09-03-2007, 01:38 PM

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IMO, if your not prepared to call a shove, then you shouldn't be betting the turn.

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Daniel LeClaire · #23 09-03-2007, 02:49 PM

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IMO, if your not prepared to call a shove, then you shouldn't be betting the turn.

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Why?
Should we check here and give villain a free card?

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Because of pot/stack sizes. If you bet the turn then any raise is essentially a min raise. You've committed yourself and can no longer fold.

Jamougha · #24 09-03-2007, 03:51 PM

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IMO, if your not prepared to call a shove, then you shouldn't be betting the turn.

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Why?
Should we check here and give villain a free card?

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Because of pot/stack sizes. If you bet the turn then any raise is essentially a min raise. You've committed yourself and can no longer fold.

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Definitely.