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How bad was my turn check???
I can't get bison's hand converter to work, so I've got to wing it.
.25/.5 NL game on Paradise Full table 10 players UTG has $50.25, 4th has $75.00, and I have $40.50. UTG makes it $1 to go. 2nd and 3rd fold; 4th calls. I'm in 5th with Ad Kh and make it $3 to go. It's folded around to UTG, who calls, as does the 4th position. FLOP: 4s 4h 6s. Both check to me, and I fire 6.5. UTG folds, but 4th calls. TURN: As [4s 4h 6s] 4th checks to me as do I. RIVER: 5h [4s 4h 6s As]. 4th bets $24. My thinking was, obviously, that he was trying to check-raise his flush on the turn, so I checked it. What do you think? RESULTS: <font color="white"> I call $24 and he shows me 5s 5d for a full. </font> |
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Re: How bad was my turn check???
Turn check is fine.
River is read dependant, but you can probably fold safely against an unknown. |
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Re: How bad was my turn check???
Bet the turn. Check behind on the river.
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Re: How bad was my turn check???
I suppose you're folding to c/r?
How much are you calling if he donks river? |
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Re: How bad was my turn check???
Yeah I'll let it go to a c/r. If he calls my turn bet and suddenly comes alive on the river, I'll feel like I'm pretty much beat, and probably can find a fold to half pot or more.
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