do I really HAVE to bet?

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Am I correct that you bet and fold to a raise on the turn in wheelz' hand?

Thanks,
Cartman

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I'm not All1N (not even close) and I really hope he'll respond to your question. But here's my take:

Bet-fold seem like a good play. My only problem with it is that I really don't want to spend more than one BB in this hand. So when you bet, what happens if you are called in one place? check-fold or check-call? The pot will have grown a bit larger and this may warrant a call. After all he could have an 8 or a busted oesd or gutter (since he didn't pop you anywhere). I'm not really sure...just thinking aloud.

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Am I correct that you bet and fold to a raise on the turn in wheelz' hand?

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Yep. There is no reason why folding to a turn raise shouldn't be safe in this 3-way pot.

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Yep. There is no reason why folding to a turn raise shouldn't be safe in this 3-way pot.

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It just sank in to my head that the only T's that don't beat me are T2 and T3. So I think I understand now that bet-fold is good.

What if I had KT or AT. Now what is the correct line?

Thanks,
Cartman

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What if I had KT or AT. Now what is the correct line?

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Betting will still be correct. As far as whether to laydown to a raise or not, this is game dependant and I can't give an exact answer. It would still seem unlikely to me that either player would hold a T, though, since neither raised the flop, so KT doesn't seem all that different from T3.

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Am I correct that you bet and fold to a raise on the turn in wheelz' hand?

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Yep. There is no reason why folding to a turn raise shouldn't be safe in this 3-way pot.

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Sorry to drag this ALL1N. If you bet and are called. Do you putting one last bet on the river if only one opponent remains?