TPTK in a limp-reraised pot - any other way to play this?

[Rainclouds]

If the river is a fold (I agree I only beat a bluff), then where is the value in raising the turn?

[Paul Thomson]

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If the river is a fold (I agree I only beat a bluff), then where is the value in raising the turn?

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the bet size suggest nuts or air a little bit.

but at the same time, your hand is by far at the top of your range.

so if it was a normal value bet on the river, i'd call it. and here i'd call it alot, since you're line looks so weak.

[Rainclouds]

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If the river is a fold (I agree I only beat a bluff), then where is the value in raising the turn?

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the bet size suggest nuts or air a little bit.

but at the same time, your hand is by far at the top of your range.

so if it was a normal value bet on the river, i'd call it. and here i'd call it alot, since you're line looks so weak.

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yes I agree with this.

[sh58]

i think i would muck the river

whoever says to raise at any point is wrong, our priority is to get to showdown cheap here imo, and hopefully spike a Q

[Rainclouds]

So to condense it all:

either fold pf, or
call pf, c/c flop, c/c turn, c/f big river bet.

Edit: with c/c I obv don't mean check call since I'm in position, but 'check or call'

If villains river bet was $60-70, would that change a lot?

By the way, I'm still playing with the guy at the moment, he turned out to be a 54/10/1.4 player and he's now playing with a $25 stack [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[RocktheCasbah]

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i think i would muck the river

whoever says to raise at any point is wrong, our priority is to get to showdown cheap here imo, and hopefully spike a Q

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agree 100%