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should i be betting on turn?

DrRunGoodDrRunGood Member Posts: 436
edited May 2012 in The Poker Clinic
should i be betting on turn to force a fold from opponent considering if he calls i got so many outs? or did i lose the min?
batVanKo Small blind  £0.50 £0.50 £95.50
DrRunGood Big blind  £1.00 £1.50 £282.77
 Your hole cards
  • K
  • A
   
scotty77 Fold     
CeeCee480 Fold     
Mucka1 Fold     
style2737 Fold     
batVanKo Raise  £2.50 £4.00 £93.00
DrRunGood Raise  £9.00 £13.00 £273.77
batVanKo Call  £7.00 £20.00 £86.00
Flop
  
  • 6
  • J
  • 10
   
batVanKo Check     
DrRunGood Bet  £13.00 £33.00 £260.77
batVanKo Call  £13.00 £46.00 £73.00
Turn
  
  • J
   
batVanKo Check     
DrRunGood Check     
River
  
  • 8
   
batVanKo Bet  £33.00 £79.00 £40.00
DrRunGood Fold     
batVanKo Muck     
batVanKo Win  £44.20  £84.20
batVanKo Return  £33.00

Comments

  • KAM99KAM99 Member Posts: 773
    edited May 2012
    Problem is if he has called flop with jack then betting the turn could mean you get blown off the hand by a big reraise or even shove. Sure with two out its less likely that is what he called with, but I don't have a problem checking the turn for a free card. I guess there is arguement for doing both methods.

    Be interested what others think on this, as i've definely done both before, and often wonder which most think is right, as I've been blown off a hand like this before by a shove, as its difficult to call it even with straight/flush/overpair as you could be be drawing thin, or even dead.
  • _ARAZI__ARAZI_ Member Posts: 549
    edited May 2012
    Judging by your other post where this player called you on river after 3 barrels with 2nd pair i wouldnt be betting turn EVER v him.

    Take free card and fold as you did.
  • AMYBRAMYBR Member Posts: 3,432
    edited May 2012
    I'm not convinced your beat on river.  I have no knowledge of oppo though.

    Would certainly be closer to a call than a fold for me.
  • EvilPinguEvilPingu Member Posts: 3,462
    edited May 2012
    The Jack on the turn is the worst card in the deck for you - It means that if your opponent was ahead on the flop, he's still ahead on the turn. You'll never get a fold so I think the best line is to check back turn and hope you hit on the river.
  • DrRunGoodDrRunGood Member Posts: 436
    edited May 2012
    In Response to Re: should i be betting on turn?:
    Problem is if he has called flop with jack then betting the turn could mean you get blown off the hand by a big reraise or even shove. Sure with two out its less likely that is what he called with, but I don't have a problem checking the turn for a free card. I guess there is arguement for doing both methods. Be interested what others think on this, as i've definely done both before, and often wonder which most think is right, as I've been blown off a hand like this before by a shove, as its difficult to call it even with straight/flush/overpair as you could be be drawing thin, or even dead.
    Posted by KAM99
    ive done both aswel and always leaves u wondering what if you did the other thats why id like to find out what others think. if i bet on turn and he shoves i fold then im left thinkin if i took the free card hit str8 or flush would i have had it.
  • grantorinograntorino Member Posts: 4,710
    edited May 2012

    Like amybr I wouldn't be auto folding river here, think its usually a fold though

    Think you have to fire river if you fire turn, but stacks a little awkward for river bluff. 
  • JoshlarrJoshlarr Member Posts: 72
    edited May 2012
    Nothing wrong with that at all, to check call the flop I think he at least has an under pair and he may even have been planning to check raise the turn with Js. Either way you would have been beat and a shove on the river would have been a little fishy following a check back. 

    Save your money for a better hand :)
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