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Re: you have the flush...so?
A weak tight player who check-raises the turn definately has you beat at this point.
The only reason to 3-bet the turn is for a free showdown if your hand doesn't improve. But I seriously doubt that any pro is so weak-tight that they will fail to 4-bet you with a flush. C'mon - this isn't omaha -- even fish don't get scared that a higher flush is out there. I really think the 3-bet just opens you up to getting 4-bet by a better hand. I would actually think that a set of Jack are a likely holding here, given his playing tendencies and preflop hesitation where he was thinking "what shall I do with this hand against a TAG UTG raise....." |
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Re: you have the flush...so?
If there's no possibility that he'll cap then I think it's a clear 3-bet since he could easily have a J with the Ks or Qs, or other, lesser hands.
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