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Is this one of those times I should check behind on the turn?
Party Poker 2/4, but it doesn't really matter. 10 handed.
First orbit. I have AA in MP. I open raise and only the BB calls. Flop TT2r. He checks, I bet, he calls. Turn: 5, offsuit He checks. What if there was a flush draw on the flop, or the 5 on the turn brought a twoflush? I understand that you should check here because you're either way ahead or way behind, and you can't fold to a check-raise and you might induce a bluff on the river and he doesn't fold a worse hand (obviously). The thing is, they call with so many bad hands, he may well call the turn with just overcards, so perhaps it's a bet anyway. |
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