[100nl] what is my standard play here on the turn???

[hellmuth88]

Sorry converter is messing everthing up.......
Villlain 18.5/15.5/4.0 over 30 hands
Just sat down on this table (!!)
So basically my question is what to do on the turn against a complete unknown....


Seat 1: Villain ( $94.40 USD )
Seat 2: xxxxxxxx ( $166 USD )
Seat 3: xxxxxxxx ( $184.05 USD )
Seat 6: xxxxxxxx ( $49.90 USD )
Seat 5: HERO ( $101.50 USD )

Dealt to HERO [ Ks Ad ]

HERO raises [$4 USD]
xxxxxxxx folds
Villain calls [$4 USD]
xxxxxxxx folds
xxxxxxxx folds

** Dealing Flop ** [ 4s, Kc, Js ]

HERO bets [$6.50 USD]
Villain calls [$6.50 USD]

** Dealing Turn ** [ 3h ]
HERO bets [$14 USD]
Villain raises [$35 USD]

HERO ??? (have to call 21 more)

[nuggetz87]

vs. this nit i think you can safely fold. vs. flop raise would be more interesting because it's more likely he has QT/AQ/air/whatever

edit: now that i think about it 18/15 i might even fold to a flop raise, probably only flats preflop with small-mid PPs or something.

[Vince.]

Against this type of villain or an unknown I fold here, you are almost always beat.

[hellmuth88]

yeah i agree with you nugget, normally this is a very easy fold on the turn ....... but i just couldnt put him on any hand except of pocket 4's.....
are we folding this turn because of one hand he could have?

[TurdFerguson]

No, he could have KJ, floated w/ pocket 3's, could have a set of 4s, some weird 2 pair... A turn raise from a nit (albeit 30 hands is a very small sample size) should usually be setting off alarm bells that villain can beat top pair.

[hellmuth88]

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No, he could have KJ, floated w/ pocket 3's, could have a set of 4s, some weird 2 pair... A turn raise from a nit (albeit 30 hands is a very small sample size) should usually be setting off alarm bells that villain can beat top pair.

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Villlain 18.5/15.5/4.0 over 30 hands, how on earth could he even have a weird two pair on this board? Even a king jack seems not logical for his stats. And a float with pocket 33 seems also not logical on this flop...

Lets know assume that his stats are over a 5k sample size. Are we still always folding this turn against someone with such a high aggression factor. (and lack of a hand that he is representing)

[damatz]

I think this could be some type of draw with his high aggro factor. We priced him in with a underbet on the flop, then he tried to take it down when he whiffed the turn. I think I call turn, and check call a reasonable river.