Are we really happy on this Turn?

We have a good hand but do we have to hold on to it?

This hand was played on NL50 against an unknown player on the Big Blind. With 2 vacant seats at the table, CO is the new UTG, and our hero decides to open the action with QT by raising to 3 bb. The BB player decides to defend. He bought in for only 50 bb but, considering the absence of stats on him, we don't know yet if he's a recreational player or a regular playing with medium stack.

The Flop looks favourable for our Hero and he decides to c-bet because there are so many hands that could pay us here, like 9x or various straight draws. Besides, our top pair still needs some protection from Ax and Kx hands.

This time, we won't delay the most interesting stuff until the River card is dealt. Another queen on the Turn makes Hero's holding much stronger. But with great power comes great responsibility...

Hero keeps value betting, but gets a check/raise from his opponent. This could mean we have a huge problem. Yes, we could argue that against an unknown opponent, we could easily check on the Turn to avoid inflating the pot prematurely. But you're not included in this poll, Lisa Simpson, so please go home!

As you may have guessed, now it's time for you to vote and choose our hero's course of action. Should we gladly toss our chips in the middle? Could we use the oppo's aggression to our advantage and simply call to let him spew the rest of his chips on the River? Although he's practically pot-committed, he will fold his air hands if we play aggressively. Or maybe it's time to give up before it's too late and look for another opportunity?

Last week's poll results

Last week, 578 of you responded to our poll, where Call received the most votes in all communities, ranging from 57% in Poland to 81% in the Spanish community. As for the second best option, fold won everywhere except for Poland where 24% of users voted for all-in.