Re: Please don\'t wake me, no don\'t shake me, leave me where i am
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Well, without any reads, turn and river play aren't consistent, I'd either fold the turn or call the river, and lean towards calling the river.
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It's possible the turn and river are consistent.
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I don't see how. If you're behind on the turn you're drawing dead so obviously if your calling its because you think your in front.
The river card can't change anything, and with no reads you have no way of knowing whether this opponent is any more likely to bluff twice or value bet twice. The pause might mean something, but could mean anything or nothing. Maybe he spilt his water glass, maybe he didn't want to bluff on the turn but thought and decided to do so. Maybe after deciding to bluff the turn he committed to bluffing the river and checked the autobet button.
I can't think of any advanced poker logic that can possibily justify calling one street, but not the other. Its just fundamentally wrong against an unknown opponent.
lf
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