When big cards miss: is a fold too weak here?

[_bustedflush_]

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I bet this turn unless I have a read on villian that tells me I shouldn't. Betting is the default line because

1. I have some folding equity here.
2. Even if villian calls, betting the turn will often get me a free showdown, which I will occasionally win.

Note that betting the turn is much better than checking the turn and calling a river bet. If I check behind on the turn, it's because I've given up on the hand and plan to fold to any river bet.

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I like betting the turn as a semi-bluff. My thinking is that villain has shown weakness by checking to you twice and K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] has got to be a scare card for him with your pfr, bet on the flop and 2 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]s already on board.

[afreeman]

Bet the turn.

You may fold him out, and you've got up to 15 outs if he raises.