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TP+fd vs turn shove

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MarinaOrel
Joined: 12.09.2011

Hi! Its 90-man non-turno tourney.
Poker Stars No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50/t100 Blinds - 9 players - View hand 2528855
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MP1: t1823
MP2: t4053
Hero (CO): t4109
BTN: t3978
SB: t2616
BB: t9140
UTG: t4960
UTG+1: t2710
UTG+2: t4301

Pre Flop: Hero is CO with A :diamond: K :diamond:
5 folds, Hero raises to t215, 1 fold, SB calls t215, BB calls t215

Flop: (t645) 9 :diamond: 7 :club: K :heart: (3 players)
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets t300, SB calls t300, BB folds

Turn: (t1245) T :diamond: (2 players)
SB bets t2101, Hero ?

Opponent is 58/11 , call open frm sb 60% (3/5) agression flop 1.2, turn 2.7 , fold to cbet flop 0% (0/5) raise vs cbet 40% (2/5) check-raise turn (1/3) 54 hands.
So i think, he raise vs cbet all his 2 pairs + on a flop.
Turn hepls hands like QJ, 86, T9, T7, KT.... but he also can hit diamond fd on a turn( . What is interesting - he play one time c/r on a turn before, so with strong hands he probably c/r turn (with 2 pairs +)
So what is correct play on a turn here?
We need 39% equity vs his turn shove.


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Tiltberger
Joined: 23.06.2005

Hey MarinaOrel!

You're most likely beat by 2pair. But those kinds of villains def. have kj, kq sometimes in their range too. And even if you're beat you still have an ace or sometimes kx + the nutfd as an out!

I call + I'm cbetting flop bigger against this whale!

Greets,
Tiltberger


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