Bet this river? Fold to a raise?

Isn't that turn bet mandatory?

And at these levels, do you often see guys slow play a f/d? I don't.

And I'd bet/call.

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I would check/raise here. Others can hopefully elaborate...or probably flame. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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I like this line but I'm not so sure he will bet. It sure seems he has a weaker T and is afraid of the flush.

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This is a good line provided we can fold to a three-bet, right? Else it gets in three when we're behind, and two when we're ahead.

bet/call

he has JJ

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Isn't that turn bet mandatory?

And at these levels, do you often see guys slow play a f/d? I don't.

And I'd bet/call.

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Do you mean slow play a flush (not draw)? It looks like the free card play on the flop (said it was ABC). His call of the 3-bet seems like it is saying "I have a flush draw." Nevertheless, I bet call too, hoping he has the weak T.

[@bsolute_luck]

well bet/calling seems to be the way to play this hand. i put him on a flush draw on the flop and figured he was just waiting for the river to raise. or a worse pair that might bluff at the river.

anyway i check/called the river and he showed QT for the rivered full house.

[milesdyson]

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anyway i check/called the river

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eww.. but you know this

[Shillx]

Yeah I figured he had Tx here. A passive isn't going to raise the flop for a free card and then just call with a flush. It would be the other way around. I like the way he played his hand* though I still like a check/raise in your spot. Sucks that the river came down as it did, but you have to think that you are ~75/25 on the end with trips + top kicker.

* - Edit to say that he could have just called the flop as well.

[SCfuji]

you say full of LPs so they will call more than they bet so i bet. i dont think you need to get tricky here.