OH O

[Triumph36]

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May I ask what you were thinking when you c/c turn? Seriously interested...

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sounds like he has a draw to the nuts or a very good hand, and the most difficult card just hit the river

and i have no [censored] clue what to do

[HERE_2_gamble_]

i call, but im a station.

[FoxwoodsFiend]

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if he wins I would be more inclined to call than fold but if he wins a lot then I would be more inclined to fold.

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wow, this is the opposite of true.

also, Jay: I would fold. I think you don't get shown double barrels on this board anywhere near as often as you get shown flushes.

[Paul B.]

I think it's close but leaning toward a fold.

It's very unlikely that he has a flush, unless it's a strangely played KJhh. Same applies to you. And as you're not likely to have a T in your hand, this is a great spot for him to bluff. However, since he knows you can't have a T, and if he thinks that you think the same about him, it's possible and fairly likely that he is value shoving a higher set expecting to get called lightly by lower sets and 2-pair combinations.

[Jay.]

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May I ask what you were thinking when you c/c turn? Seriously interested...

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'[censored] [censored] couldn't make it [censored] easy eh?'

[jlocdog]

Its just that you have a 1 card draw and 4th pair. Not sure how often you expect to get paid off if you do hit. Your trip card fills 4 to a straight. Your flush isn't to the nuts. And you are OOP against a thinking player who showed plenty of strength by calling your squeeze PF.

So I guess my question should be phrased more to, why are you c/c on the turn instead of b/f or c/f?

[The Velour Fog]

close your eyes and click everywhere and see what happens

[jfish]

fold, but it sucks cos if you were like 8k deeper you could bluff shove [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img].

[jfish]

btw i think it is a fold and not close.

[jfish]

oh, i also fold turn if you dont have nfd.