Re: Turn bet?
On the turn his opponents are getting 12-1 to call. At best we are hoping the SB went ape on the flop with a draw (which is consistent with the sb's turn check, but so is a check-raise as hero capped the flop after raising preflop from the big blind so the SB should expect hero to bet the turn), but we know the sb isn't folding for one more bet on the turn.
Yet to act on the turn is the button who called two bets on the flop twice so its highly unlikely the button folds anything as the 2 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] is a blank. Whatever the button had on the flop didn't get better, but the button has to realize your hand didn't get any better either.
Maybe A high is best and maybe you have value if called in 2 spots but those are highly improbable maybes and most often you are drawing to less than 1/3rd of the deck and betting the turn open you up to a raise while having almost no bluff equity. Furthermore, the button appears passive so a free card is quite possible.
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