Another LRR hand

[Fnord]

UTG in this hand is semi-loose, passive, some level of thinking. I don't think his LRR is a bluff, but I'm conflicted between pot size and my read in this hand.

2 Limpers, I raise TT from the HJ, BN calls, SB folds, BB calls, UTG raises, we all call.

5 to the flop.

752r

UTG bets, EP calls, I raise, BN folds, BB calls, UTG calls, EP calls.

4 to the Turn
Turn is a 9
UTG bets, EP folds, I'm thinking the donk is a scared QQ/JJ and raise anyway...

Plan is to fold to a 3-bet and check any river behind.

[shane88888]

This is how I like to play these situations.

I'd be interested if anyone doesn't like the raise/fold, check behind line.

[Xhad]

What exactly are you trying to accomplish with the turn raise?

[Fnord]

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What exactly are you trying to accomplish with the turn raise?

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Fixed the action, BB cold called the flop raise.

[BigBadBabar]

just call the turn

[HoneyBadger]

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This is how I like to play these situations.

I'd be interested if anyone doesn't like the raise/fold, check behind line.

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Heads-up I'd definitely just call. But here it's worth something to fold out high cards behind you in a large pot, so I do like the raise. When 3-bet this sucks; I'm not comfortable folding, but I guess you can.

This is a typical LRR spot where they can raise speculative hands, like 98s, so I wouldn't weigh that too heavily in your decisions.

[Niediam]

I like the play a lot if there is no chance villian will 3bet bluff you with AK or incorrectly value raise with T9s.

[Dagger78]

Why raise?

[HoneyBadger]

Because you probably have the best hand, and you want the person behind you to fold in this big pot. Your hand is also quite vulnerable.