AA vs turn check raise

[Kasane]

bet/fold the turn a little harder than you have. There's three kinds of hands out there, draws, Qx, and Tx -- you're going for value against the first two, and you'll pay off Tx on the river if you check behind here anyway. If a club hits, Qx might even bluff you on the river successfully.

Only difficulty is the turn bet size is small enough to induce a c/r by an aggro opponent. Otherwise, it's a straight Baluga fold.

What's with the deep stack comment? this is 100bb poker from what I see.

[omaha]

Thanks for all the help.

I am leaning towards betting more on the turn, then folding to a craise, or checking to induce a river bluff.

I suppose that one would use previous bluffing and craise% on pahud to see which is best.

The 100bb comment is correct. I am used to playing tourneys, and live, where 100bbs would be considered v deep. Understand your comment though!

On the turn, there is $7.35 in the pot, and $26 behind.

WHat sort of bet/fold are we doing? Say bet $5.5 or $6?

Also, assume we are the villain here. WHat should we, as good TAGS need here in order to do the craise? Obviously, QQ, QT, Tx and 22, but is there anything else that we should be craising here with? What about AK or AJ of clubs?

[Kasane]

We wouldn't limp in the first place, as villain has... so we'd never get in this spot to c/r oop.

[scallop]

Readless = fold.

[CrustyFace]

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against most villain I check behind turn and call a river bet simply because getting c/r here is so ugly plus you induce a bluff on the river which is great.

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the thing i have with this check behind is that u give a free card to a draw, i understand getting check raised is awful but a free card is also bad no?

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Him drawing out here by being given a free card isn't that bad, atleast then you'd KNOW you were beat as supposed to being checkraised here and speculating a call. Ofcourse it is easy to say now. That doesn't warrant giving free cards ofcourse.

I would be folding this turn against most players.

[Berky]

check behind turn and call river bet (within reason). As played fold to c/r