Which card is most hard to play correct?

[imported_Robert Andersson]

in texas holdem Fixed limit, which card is most difficult o play good/correct?

Why?

[wrto4556]

Turn, and i dont think its close.

implied odds go down. There are more made hands. Fold equity goes up.

[Guthrie]

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Turn, and i dont think its close.

implied odds go down. There are more made hands. Fold equity goes up.

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[lehighguy]

I find river value betting a very diffucult concept. And I get to practice it alot less then the other two.

[DeeJ]

I voted turn because it's the critical decision of the hand with big bets going in. I agree with lehighguy that value betting the river is difficult (and value raising) but the option is usually there to call down or check behind if you're the weaky wuss I often am [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[CallMeIshmael]

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Turn, and i dont think its close.

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[irish79]

I vote turn,anybody else agree?

[PokerCat69]

Flop. I plays SnGs so when the flop misses it is critical to decided what the [censored] to do. Odds go out the window in these games.

[imported_Robert Andersson]

i voted turn. If you make the wrong move it will cost you at least two BBs mostly

[popniklas]

For fixed limit, I would say the turn. Although I have a feeling that better flop play leads to better turn play, and worse flop play leads to greater mistakes on the turn.

For no limit, I guess it's the flop.