Re: Turn Decision; Whats the Play?
In the hand presented, I bet the turn. If raised, call and check-call (except for Clarkmeistering). If he just calls, I bet-call the river.
If it were a non-flush jack, it's bet-3-bet.
The non-club nine gets bet-called, but I donk-call the river if raised instead of check-calling. The 9 of clubs fits with the very first example.
If I pick up a gutshot, I'd check-call the turn and donk-fold the river.
If a club falls, I think the pot is small enough that I don't mind check-folding.
If the board pairs, I check-call, check-call. I could have 8 hidden outs to chop on the river (to go with jack outs for two pair, nine outs for the boat to chop, and two more outs to make trips on the board).
Otherwise (if I haven't missed any other special cases), I think I would bet-fold the turn.
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