Fold this turn?

[ajm36]

He raised the turn, you called--take the free showdown. I make this mistake a lot, I'll call a raise on the turn, it's checked to me on the river, I bet, I get raised. If he has a K and is dumb enough to give you the showdown for free, take it.

[LoaferGee12]

Without a solid read, you have to call this down. Villain does this with an Ace just enough to warrant a call-down.

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He raised the turn, you called--take the free showdown. I make this mistake a lot, I'll call a raise on the turn, it's checked to me on the river, I bet, I get raised. If he has a K and is dumb enough to give you the showdown for free, take it.

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Problem is, Hero is OOP here and Villain bets into him on the river again. So do you advocate a fold in that situation or do you fold to the turn-raise assuming he will bet again on the river and you don't want to spend 3BB to show down?

[pokerbo]

I think it is all down to your read on the opponent?

[Duerig]

Against a passive opponent, I think this is ok. Against an aggressive one, I would bet-call the river.

[chucksim]

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Against a passive opponent, I think this is ok. Against an aggressive one, I would bet-call the river.

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So there's no way its much of a leak not folding to the turn raise? At these stakes, my relatively limited experience says they wait until the turn to raise only when they have the K (most of the time).

Generally,you provide some very insightful opinions. However, in this situation are you providing and alternative approach to play or just busting on me.