The reason why I posted this hand is primarily about the turn 3bet (secondarily - the river fold). I thought about it for a good few seconds.

I think there's always time to pause when a blank\semi-blank falls on the turn and someone comes to life. If it's HU there isn't that much cause for alarm and 3betting is very easy. But when raised into a field or even worse check-raised into a field, you have to give villian credit for a hand (95% of the time).

In this case, it was either Q9, or 2pr. I discounted KJ and set slowplays, due to the 2flush board. There was a possibility of K9[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] as well. With so many more 2pr combinations than set, Q9, K9s, I raised for value.

As I pointed out in my response to DJames, realising that the 3bet is not automatic, just because I've got 2pr will save me chip spewing in the future. Whatever equity you think you had on the flop should be discounted in these situations. Sometime this drop in equity means your turn 3bet is -EV.

I'm sure in this situation my turn 3bet was +EV.

FWIW. Results in white.
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MP2 has Q9 for the str8 on the turn.
Button has AT for the rivered full house.</font>