ATs turn decision -- I think this is interesting/tough

[sweetjazz]

While I was posting my QQ hand (which may not be that interesting, but I just wanna make sure), this one came up:

My connection died in the middle of the hand briefly, so the HH is messed up. I'll do it by memory:

UTG (very LAG, esp. PF) raises, two cold-callers, I cold-call in MP1 with ATs, both blinds call. Six to the flop for 12 SB.

Flop is T85r, with one spade. SB checks, BB bets, UTG raises, 2 folds, I 3-bet, SB calls, BB calls, UTG calls. Four to the turn (12 BB).

Turn is a 9 (second club). SB bets, BB calls, UTG calls, Hero...

[SteveL91]

The SB calls 3-cold on the flop, then bets out on the turn that puts a 3-straight on board. If there were no callers, I think I'd be compelled to see the river, but here I'm not sure. It's obviously a huge pot now, but I'm just not sure that 2 pair/trip T's will take it. Given that you close the action, I don't know that a call is that bad, but I think I fold and move on.

[billyjex]

Pot is so big I think I peel one off on the turn and fold the river unimproved.

[sweetjazz]

shameless bump

call vs fold on the turn? If call, what's the river plan?

[Clarkmeister]

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shameless bump

call vs fold on the turn? If call, what's the river plan?

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If you want to call, I'd instead raise as the last money I put into the pot.