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11-15-2004, 06:12 AM
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Internet Texas Hold\'em : The Turn and River ( pg. 211 - 248 )
The Turn: Staying the Aggressor with Strong Hands Staying the Aggressor with Weak Hands Number of Opponents Type of Board Type of Opponent Your Position Betting The Turn Raising the Turn Calling Bets Calling Raises The River Don’t Fold the Winning Hand Folding to Save bets Betting or Raising to Gain Bets Betting or Raising as a Bluff The Worst bet in Poker “ The turn is one of the more difficult rounds to play in Hold’em. The bets are doubled, so the true strength of everyone’s hands is usually communicated. Many players will often call a cheap bet on the flop hoping to hit overcards, gut-shot straights, two pair, etc., but will often fold these hands on the turn when the betting becomes more expensive. Since bets are doubled, any mistakes on this round of betting can become very costly. “ “ The river is a much different type of betting round, as now all cards have been shown. …. Betting correctly on thr River is important as these are big bets and each bet made or saved can significantly add to your earnings rate. “ (Excerpts from ITH ) 
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11-15-2004, 02:27 PM
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Re: Internet Texas Hold\'em : The Turn and River ( pg. 211 - 248
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