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edit: actually i would say that, if you had decided he was bluffing the turn, i don't think an overbet on the river should change that read. i mean i wasn't there to make the read on the turn, and clearly you made the right one. i wouldn't give someone more credit for a hand because of a river overbet.



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It's not so simple as "reading him for a bluff on the turn". It's a matter of probabilities. If you call the turn, you call it because he has a bluff or a hand you can beat often enough to call and see the river and river action. Two of the hands he could beat on the flop (a 5 and a flush draw) passed him on the river. Now he's only ahead of a bluff.

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oh, this is my mistake. i didnt notice that it was the second 5 as well.

nevermind!