Turn decision vs. tricky player.

[Bullitos]

Table was pretty loose, but I had some notes on villain being pretty tricky. That's why I wasn't sure about my turn decision. I didn't like a b/c or a b/f, but I didn't really like a check either. What would you do?

Hero [Jc, Jh]

*** Bet Round 1 ***
Hero Raise to 10.00
CO Fold
BTN Fold
SB Call 10.00
BB Call 10.00
*** Flop(Board): *** : [10c, 4d, Kd]
*** Bet Round 2 ***
SB Check
BB Check
Hero Bet 5.00
SB Call 5.00
BB Fold
*** Turn(Board): *** : [10c, 4d, Kd, 2d]
*** Bet Round 3 ***
SB Check
Hero ????

[Flintoff]

Against a tricky player, I check here and call his river bet (and bet if he checks the river)

[inferno]

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I didn't like a b/c or a b/f, but I didn't really like a check either.

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open fold? what other options do you have

[SlyGuy]

b/f and C then Call river aren't too far apart. Depending on limit the turn semi-bluff c/r may not be a big concern. I don't see a problem with a b/f.

[Munga30]

Because there's only 4 bets in the pot, and tricky implies significant shot-taking ability, I think checking has to be pretty good.

[duckman]

This depends a lot on your table image. If you have been folding a lot to c/r on the turn with a broadway board than you want to get to showdown.
If he is behind he has 3-15 outs against you and I think for that reason I would bet and calldown any non diamond non queen non ace river. If he has a king good for him I pay him off. If your read is correct he is going to be semi-bluffing too frequently here and b/c c river will be profitable for you.

[KilgoreTrout]

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I didn't like a b/c or a b/f, but I didn't really like a check either.

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We have to bet this turn. Checking would be bad.

Your opponent hasn't shown aggression and you don't know where you're at. The pot is small so b/f isn't that bad, but you have this note that the guy is tricky. Does that mean he's slowplaying TP or a flush, or does it mean he's going to pop you on the turn with 2nd pair (or worse) and a scary turn card?

"pretty tricky" is not a good note.

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What would you do?


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With the information you provide, I probably b/c this turn and make a crying call on a non [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] river. Then I make a proper note about the guy. Might as well since I just paid for the info.

Moral of my post: take better notes.

[Bullitos]

Tricky means he's capable of check/raising turns with all sorts of hands, giving me a hard decision here.

[Jiggymike]

I like a check behind and calling a river bet. However giving a free [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] would be sorta terrible so b/call with your read. B/f seems too weak with the strength of your hand because you might get him to c/r something like A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] T where you still have him beat on the turn.

[TomBrooks]

Only one opponent left and he hasn't shown any strength yet, I think you have to grit your teeth and bet. If raised, I'd factor in Villains recent play and my own table image to decide if I should call, but it sounds like you might have to against this guy.