10/20 Mirage: Turn Action

[Nick709]

Read my other post I think a river bluff would have more equity if I bet the turn.

[na4bart]

I have to agree after reading Clark's post re Mirage games. SoCal is different - see my last reply to Clark

[Nick709]

Never played in SoCal myself and this was my first time playing in Vegas so I was in somewhat foreign territory myself. If this were Turning Stone or Foxwoods I would be very inclined to bet the turn and induce a fold most of time (at least against a player like I described). And if this were in my hometown well, the casino's only have 2-5 spread limit and there would be 5 or 6 more players involved in the hand.

[Clarkmeister]

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Maybe SoCal has muddled my mind. Here if I bet I always get called. Most of the games here turn into a hornets net from the afternoon on.

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I agree that it's venue specific advice.

[na4bart]

Hell, the 20/40 games here have 4-5 players per hand, lol.
Best to you

[na4bart]

Thanks, I will remember to adjust my play next time I'm in your neck of the woods. Same advice apply to Bellagio?

[Clarkmeister]

Not as much, but more than you'd think compared to other places.

[Nick709]

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Same advice apply to Bellagio?

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As long as it isn't O8!
I stood there watching the 20/40 half kill (which was 30/60 every hand) kicking myself for not having the money to sit down. I watched 20 or 25 hands and there weren't less than 7 players taking a flop [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

[na4bart]

Much thanks as I play there 4-5 times a year in either the 15 or the 30.

[SinCityGuy]

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What is my turn action and why?

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Your turn action is to bet, and your river action is to bet if you don't improve.

Why? Because you'll win a lot of money in this game if you do.