typical situation where I'm still an idiot

[andyfox]

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[Peter_rus]

Depending on player i either 3-bet (fold to a cap) or call down and c/r turn (take free SD/fold to 3-bet or to a first bet on river) or simply call to river whatever happens (against overagressive one).

I never fold when my opponent seem thinking. I meet a lot c/r-ses here *especially* after i capped with small pocket pairs and flopped pairs (and i saw this not only against). It's just a 'Check for an ace' or last chance to make to lay down something like 99-QQ (on turn if called on flop) or KQs (on flop).

The only thing that can make fold on flop is im reraised by passive one which is rare as he usually wouldn't 3-bet from SB.

Anyway there is enough money in the pot to bring this hand to SD and i believe you catch enough bluffs from hands that would fold on turn to your bet or fold on flop to your 3-bet. Also don't forget about T that happen on turn or river making you happy another 8% of time.

[Paluka]

One thing that makes me want to fold is that sometimes you call down and catch a "bluff" from JJ, and if KQ is bluffing he still has 6 outs.
I think if you really want to call down, maybe you should 3 bet the flop for a free card. This will save you half a bet, and you can win more when you hit your T. If he caps the flop and leads the turn then it is overwhelmingly likely he has you beat.

[roy_miami]

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One thing that makes me want to fold is that sometimes you call down and catch a "bluff" from JJ, and if KQ is bluffing he still has 6 outs.
I think if you really want to call down, maybe you should 3 bet the flop for a free card. This will save you half a bet, and you can win more when you hit your T. If he caps the flop and leads the turn then it is overwhelmingly likely he has you beat.

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If he does have these hands and you simply call his flop raise and turn bet will he fire again on the river?