NL10 SH Speed BTN vs SB A4s Flushdraw + Gutshot

You should check the turn sometimes. If you ever decided to bet out, fold to a raise. Check/calling draws on the turn is usually a leak and almost never profitable. If you don't have a least a pair to go with your draw, then your equity is not going to be more than 20-28%.

I think you need to discount a couple of your outs in case the villain has a set, in which case completing your flush could give them a FH of better

When you get raised on the turn you are getting roughly 2.65:1 pot odds, and your outs give you odds of just under 4:1, so I think you need to fold to that raise

Originally posted by bennisboy
I think you need to discount a couple of your outs in case the villain has a set, in which case completing your flush could give them a FH of better

When you get raised on the turn you are getting roughly 2.65:1 pot odds, and your outs give you odds of just under 4:1, so I think you need to fold to that raise

Thanks!

Yes, I think we agreed that folding the turn would be the best option. Sometimes I could check back the turn, but I think that in this situation I have enough equity to cbet.

Originally posted by bennisboy
I think you need to discount a couple of your outs in case the villain has a set, in which case completing your flush could give them a FH of better

When you get raised on the turn you are getting roughly 2.65:1 pot odds, and your outs give you odds of just under 4:1, so I think you need to fold to that raise

But if we expect villian to be that strong we got pretty good implied odds. The direct odds will very rarely be good enough to call.

Raise on turn is too big...i would call if both of us were deeep