[sahaguje]

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Also, I absolutely would not have the balls to bluff if the board paired and it was checked to me.


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I'm just curious : why not ? It's one of the most risk free bluff you can imagine. I dont see any opponent with the full house trying to check-raise here, cause he just check-raised the turn. OK, a very very tricky opponent would maybe once in a while check here, especially if you are a known bluffer. But most of the times, a check would mean he doent have the full house, so the worse that can happen for you is to be called and, if he really had the nuts on the turn, to split the pot.

I really think, FWIW, that if you were not ready to bet all-in in that situation, you should clearly have left the table, cause you were not playing your A game at all.

See you,

sahaguje