How do you play it ???

[KRANTZ]

call, it's cts

[KRANTZ]

he prob had 67

[Daliman]

How you, of all people, don't lead out here, I have no idea. Not saying it's the best play, but this is pretty standard for you, no?

Lead and Flop CR are both good, but I prefer flop CR multi-way, infers far more strength IMHO. Beyond that depends too much on who's still around.

[highhustla]

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but I only beat a bluff in the end so...

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isn't this true on every street?

[PHiLLeDINGUE]

On the flop I was going for a check raise, that was my first option but it was check around. Now on the turn, if I got the best hand I'm more likely to be wa/wb. So I think a check is better then a bet. What if you bet and now MUCKEM raises ?? That's a tough spot with that good of a hand imo so I choosed to check. Check raise tho any ?? why ??

But my problem is to put him on a range when he check that flop. On the river A blocking bet would probably haved been raised so is c/c and c/f too weak ??

of course because of his check on the flop the hand lost ALOT of value, but now I think it's about reverse odds on the turn out of position.

cts ??

id rather b3b flop than cr

[KingNeo]

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id rather b3b flop than cr

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[PHiLLeDINGUE]

HU b3b yes, but 4 way ??

[KingNeo]

Good point. But still if you are worried about b3b flop cause it is 4 way wouldnt you essentially be worried about the same things on just a regular cr 4 way.

At least this way you can fold out some hands and still push all in with nut draw and possible 2 pair outs.

[JMa]

if you c/r and get called, do you just give up on the turn unless you hit your 9?