[Closed] Top pair on turn, got check/raised; How to act?

Flop is an easy 3-bet, your call messes everything up. The rest I leave to the judges.
About c/r'd turn: The general rule of thumb is villains have at least 2 pairs I think. But, it depends ofc on the session; tilted, bluffer, your image (had to fold many turns, fish) and number of opponents. And even when you're sure villain has 2 pairs you may still have odds for a call. In a blind battle or button steal situation, a checkraise on turn goes down in respect. Just made 2 call downs in that situation against a TAG with AQ, AK high and won and I regard villain as a relatively good player. Not to uncommon with c/r turn as a bluff in those places. But that's shorthanded, but it happens in full ring too.

I give my opinion on the turn to anyway. I think you're drawing dead. Flush and straight draw got there. However, there are 11 BB's in the pot and you have to pay 2 to get 11-12 and you have to win 1 in 7 to call down profitably. Don't think you have that. Have to stop now so the judge won't have to correct so much;).

To summarize: 1. Always 3-bet flop there 2. Treat checkraises on turn as at least 2 pairs until you have reads to tell you otherwise 3. Estimate your pot odds

Enjoy!

Cheers Zero for answering, much apreciated

I can't believe i let this one out. Yes the raise on flop. I wasn't able to do it. All i had was the option of folding or calling his all-in. It was the first time i saw that and i was just dumbstruck. Looked at the hand for quite a bit and then just called it. So after the session i went online and didn't much find any usefull information apart from a forum where some guy was not allowed to re-raise after an all-in while playing a live game at a casino. Apparently you can't raise an all-in if the all-in is less than half of what you raised for. This was the case here as well, so i stopped searching and decided to ask it here alongside a hand review (smart of me to forget about it, huh? ♦) So yeah, do you know anything about it or anyone else? Is that rule above correct?

This is the rule i found btw.:

In limit play, an all-in wager of less than half a bet does not reopen the betting for any player who has already acted and is in the pot for all previous bets. A player who has not yet acted (or had the betting reopened to him by another player’s action), facing an all-in wager of less than half a bet, may fold, call, or complete the wager. An all-in wager of a half a bet or more is treated as a full bet, and a player may fold, call, or make a full raise. (An example of a full raise on a $20 betting round is raising a $15 all-in bet to $35.) Multiple all-in wagers, each of an amount too small to individually qualify as a raise, still act as a raise and reopen the betting if the resulting wager size to a player qualifies as a raise.

Great advice on turn, thanks. I felt i was to loose on these sort of calls. HU that is. Even three way pots im usually fine, but HU i just always feel like there's something fishy going on and call to loosely. I'll apply the 2 pair rule to my game from now on. Ofc making sure i observe the pot odds and that i don't start folding to much now

Thanks again for the reply and have fun,

Abnaxis

Hi!

It doesnt make sense to call his flop raise and then bet when very bad card for you comes.
I actually only see an easy flop 3bet as you are not basically just playing vs passive BB and you want to extract max value out of him. Just 3bet and then bet bet is the best play.

And I think you are also very undervalueing your hand vs MP1.This guy will raise AI with almost his whole range which at least hit something(any pair,any draw, and usually even just A/Khigh or even worse) so you are clearly a favourite against him.Also monsters should discounted at least to some degree as he usually just caps preflop with these.

Hey hey, cheers for answering Dawnfall

Ye, i agree 3-betting flop would be the best and would do it if i could Ah well, strange rules come into play sometimes as well. Won't happen again anytime soon most likely.

As for the turn, ye i felt the same way thats why i just called him down. Still gotta keep an eye out for my odds though. (i usually overplay my hand when it comes to c/r turns)

Thanks again for the advice and have fun,

Abnaxis