Taking a Shot at 2/4, Simple Turn Decision?

[Trent]

All the money is going in on the turn. Whether you raise flop or turn, I don't think it matters too much without much of a read.

You would have to call a 3 bet on the flop.

This pot is too big for you to let it go.

[therockofgibraltar]

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raise flop and fold to 3 bet prb, if calld check behind on turn, and evaluate the river (unless he donks turn for big then its usu a set). also the fact he's leading out into about 45 people on such a dry board usu means game over for u. some people play A9s TT or JJ like this too, so i would probably try for the above line

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I like this. I am not pleased to see him leading into pf-reiser with ragged board and 5-handed.

[EgoSlasher]

Raise the flop

[smartalecc5]

You gotta go all in on turn.

[felson]

I push the turn. I'm guessing that you posted this hand b/c you were shown a boat, but I don't see how you can get away from your hand here.

With the stack and pot sizes, I hate raising the flop and folding to an allin -- then you're sticking in half your stack and folding while getting 3:1.