Which card is most hard to play correct?

[Alobar]

heh, I love in poker for dummies kreiger says the turn plays itself. "If you see the turn, you will be seeing the river"

[ckessel]

Hmm, I actually voted river because I'm sensing that's probably where I'm losing the most BB/100 in lost value bets or bad calls. The turn is usually more run of the mill where I either had odds to call, didn't, or was ahead and wanted to bet.

The river is where I'm frequently wondering if I'm getting the most out of it. Do I bet out, do I try to induce a bluff, do I check raise, what happens if I'm raised?

[autobet]

This applies to limit.

[Alobar]

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This applies to limit.

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uhm, so does that quote

[stinkypete]

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Turn, and i dont think its close.

implied odds go down.

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this is flawed logic. implied odds are much easier to calculate on the turn than the river, making the turn easier to play in this respect. there's no reason why bigger implied odds should make a hand easier to play, unless you find folding in general terribly difficult.

[Brainwalter]

Where's the option for pre-flop???

[CallMeIshmael]

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implied odds are much easier to calculate on the turn than the river

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this is flawed logic.

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[Alex/Mugaaz]

In limit for me it was the turn.

In NL I find the river to be the hardest.

[Reef]

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For no limit, I guess it's the river.

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[stinkypete]

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implied odds are much easier to calculate on the turn than the river

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this is flawed logic.

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and by river, i of course mean flop. my bad.