Betting the turn?

bertosi1991 · 2016-01-21T12:36:20Z

Poker Stars, $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em Cash, 6 Players Poker Tools Powered By Holdem Manager - The Ultimate Poker Software Suite. Hero (SB): $10.05 (100.5 bb) BB: $10.25 (102.5 bb) UTG: $10 (100 bb) MP: $10.35 (103.5 bb) CO: $13.71 (137.1 bb) BTN: $5.64 (56.4 bb) Preflop: Hero is SB with A A UTG folds, MP raises to $0.30, CO folds, BTN calls $0.30, Hero raises to $1.45, BB folds, MP calls $1.15, BTN folds Flop: ($3.30) 9 Q 6 (2 players) Hero bets $1.90, MP calls $1.90 Turn: ($7.10) J (2 players) Hero checks, MP bets $3, Hero calls $3 River: ($13.10) K (2 players) Hero checks, MP bets $4 and is all-in, Hero calls $3.70 and is all-in Results:Spoiler $20.50 pot ($0.92 rake) Final Board: 9 Q 6 J K Hero showed A A and lost (-$10.05 net) MP showed J T and won $19.58 ($9.53 net) I think best option imo is betting the turn smallish, like 3$.. Your thoughts?

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Afulibador

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23.01.2016, 03:19 0

Originally posted by scopinad
The pot is too big on the turn, better to fold or shove the turn.

Exactly, x/shove here doesnt make any sense for me. Its time to take a choice for the hand, and this choice goes to x/f or shove. Since x/f seems to weak, shoving looks a better path.

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Afulibador

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23.01.2016, 03:21 0

Originally posted by Hesticus
I think he meant that by checking yourself on SB OOP, you give your opponent the opportunity to check behind

Hesticus, I really meant that ♠_grin:

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