[Closed] NL25 SH turned TPTK

bet/fold is probably fine on the turn if player are passive., Against aggressive player I would take bet/shove line, since he should re-raise flop with his set ańd K couldn´t helped him, so he knows that I would double barrel here with A high and might make a move (but that is probably against NL 200 regulars ♦)
c/f turn is fine, if you think that opponent always has flushdraw here.
But I think that opponent could also hold 56 or 9x or middle pp and trying to make a wrong valuebet or cheap bluff, so definetely I´d call that small bet on the river.
I´d probably shove river, since don´t like c/f every time when flushdraw might hit.

wouldn't it be better to check the flop?

Originally posted by Kruppe
wouldn't it be better to check the flop?

Why? What would I do when someone bets? Simply fold? I have the initiative and its a standard cbet to take down the pot on flop. Obv. I won't cbet against passive villain who never folds to cbet and whos VP is around 40.

because there are two opponents who haven't acted yet, there are some draws and no high card you can represent. I would just check/fold. is this bad?

Originally posted by Kruppe
because there are two opponents who haven't acted yet, there are some draws and no high card you can represent. I would just check/fold. is this bad?

I do that depending on the opponents, if they're tight most likely they won't call, if they're calling stations or just don't fold to cbet it's worthless to do it. It's true, there are no overcards to represent, but you could have an overpair and most good players don't call to a cbet just because there is no high card.

Originally posted by Kruppe
because there are two opponents who haven't acted yet, there are some draws and no high card you can represent. I would just check/fold. is this bad?

c/f is fine, if you believe:
-that you have no fold equity on the flop
-you don't want to bet again on the turn and river if you don't improve
-and turn and river are blanks.
- player would call you down with any pair.