Flush Draw vs. Big Bet
 

50/100 full table, 18quills has 10k i have it covered, he limps I raise to $300 on button with 45s (i never make this play). He calls HU, flop is As Js Td, he checks I bet $750, he raises $2250 more and has 6.5k or so left. What do you fella's think? Call and go all in on turn if he checks any card, go all in, or fold.

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I don't like any line that expects him to check the turn. It sucks to just call and have him take any play out of the hand by bombing the turn.

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i think he'd have to give up after i called that size bet

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I vote fold... but...


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(i never make this play).

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Really? I'd imagine with your image it would be of much more value to someone like, eh, me.


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He calls HU, flop is As Js Td, he checks I bet $750, he raises $2250 more and has 6.5k or so left. What do you fella's think? Call and go all in on turn if he checks any card, go all in, or fold.

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As davis just said, I wouldn't expect him to check, really, so a call wont freeze him up. That said, his checkraise on this board is wicked weird; he really wants you to believe he has AJ, eh?

Esp. because most of the time you will have hit this board, and I think he knows that, reraising seems like burning money (what a bad board for him to run a bluff)

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As davis just said, I wouldn't expect him to check, really, so a call wont freeze him up. That said, his checkraise on this board is wicked weird; he really wants you to believe he has AJ, eh?

Esp. because most of the time you will have hit this board, and I think he knows that, reraising seems like burning money (what a bad board for him to run a bluff)

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I think the fact that bluffing in this spot would be like setting money on fire means that..... he actually might have a hand.

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I vote fold... but...

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me2


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(i never make this play).

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Really? I'd imagine with your image it would be of much more value to someone like, eh, me.

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irony, heh.

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i don't think it's necessarily a bad board to bluff on. he could think i have Ax and can't call

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i don't think it's necessarily a bad board to bluff on.

[/ QUOTE ]hmmm... that si clearly a bad board to bluff on.
maybe hes thinking this guy will have to fold cause its so obvious i have TJQKA to CR here... but i kinda doubt it.

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I fold against quills there 100%.

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In general would a flop check be preferable here?

Allows Bruiser to take a free card or bluff later, representing slowplayed big hand.

Or is it just best to cont bet with Bruiser's tight image?