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11-30-2007, 04:58 PM
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Re: 25NL Flush on Turn how to proceed?
I'm 4betting him here preflop. I don't mind a flat call in position, but OOP without initiative you're just gonna be check/folding most flops, and much of the time you'll be folding the best hand. Having to hit to win in in a big pot with small implied odds sucks.
As played, CRAI turn if he bets any reasonable amount. If he checks, lead river. As played, probably c/r 
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11-30-2007, 05:01 PM
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Re: 25NL Flush on Turn how to proceed?
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Check/call the turn and shove the river. Shoving the river will make villain go, "why would he shove?" He might just look you up. [/ QUOTE ] Shoving river is probably the only thing worse than c/f the river. He won't call you with anything other then the As or 8s10s. Just lead out the turn, c/r will fold out everything worse, and get you called by the 2 hands that beat you. Plus, there's always the possibility he checks like 2pr or a set behind, and the board pairs on the end.
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11-30-2007, 05:26 PM
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Re: 25NL Flush on Turn how to proceed?
But don't you think betting out on the turn allows our opponent to play correctly? He can probably deduce that we have some strength in our hand because we raised PF and then called a 3bet. If we bet he can fold hands that are worse than ours. If we check he may take a stab at the pot with hands that are worse than ours and then we can come over the top and he may just call feeling priced in. I feel like checking will let him make the most mistakes here.
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