AK 25/50, I hate full ring...

[raptor517]

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hero clicks the call button.

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Turn is a 2c. What then?

Turn is a Q. What then?

Turn is a A. What then?

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i run good and turn a 7d, then get more money in, then hit flush on river, then get rest in. srsly tho i dno depends on a lot of things, mainly timing and bet size. also, against some people, i dont think its THAT bad to fold flop. that being said, i never would.

[Chaoslord]

call and evaluate on turn. if he is solid and fires again big on the turn he probably has you beat.

[greywolf]

i dunno depends why he is raising[img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]. I dont want to call and fold if he fires again on turn so i rather fold this on the flop against some players. with no reads whatsoever maybe i call flop and turn and if he bets river probably fold

[DJ Sensei]

fold it the first time

if he does it again, call

[Yeti]

raptor speaking sense here

[Jackal69]

surprisingly i guessed that 'call flop' would be 99% of peoples response, but i wanted to know what your plans are after that against an unknown. What if you check turn and he bets 1350, are you calling on blanks, what about face cards? Would call/lead turn be a useful line occasionaly? etc... sorry if this is too wide a question, but its obviously hard to disguise you hand much in these spots and i wanted to generate some general conceptual discussion.

[ActionJeff]

call flop, then try not to lose too much money. Or don't because that's exploitable and people overplay position. I don't know. Full ring makes me want to kill myself.