Interesting turn decision, 3/6 Live.

[Frond]

I would say most of the time you are good here with your made hand. He may have something like 89, 2 pair or a smaller flush or a flush draw. You have a 7, there is 7 on the turn. He called the flop bet but raised the turn. Did the turn 7 really help him? He likely did not have 77.

[shane88888]

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If he has the nut flush he just shut out 2 players on the turn on an unpaired board.

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That's a very good point which I entirely didn't consider.

[PokerBob]

3bet the turn. if he caps, check/call the river.

[StrictlyStrategy]

^^Agreed.


He isn't capping the turn with As Kh HU on the turn guys.

[johnnybeef]

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AxKh isnt really in a buttons limping range after a couple limpers very often vs all

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Without a doubt it is. I have seen people limp AA in this spot several times.

[johnnybeef]

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3bet the turn. if he caps, check/call the river.

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and if he calls and the river pairs? same thing? does this leave money on the table from smaller flushes?

[Xhad]

bet/call any river if he calls

[James.]

we have the 2nd nuts. why is it a question? hell yeah, you 3bet. if he caps and he's mostly passive, c/c the river. if he doesn't cap or he's aggro, bet/call.

[Aces McGee]

I almost always advocate being passive when shown aggression in low-stakes LIVE games, but this is an easy three-bet, and if he caps, I bet/call any river that doesn't pair the board (which I'll check/call).

-McGee

[jeffnc]

What's the plan when K[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] comes on the river?