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[Closed] 2.5$ KK scary turn

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B0st0n
Joined: 31.03.2010
Oldschool Grinder

Is it ok to check fold the turn? Or should I try to fire another bullet..although I saw villain in previouse hand calling with AQo pot sized bets when he missed the flop.

Everest Poker, $15/30 No Limit Hold'em Tournament, 9 Players
Hand Converter by Pokerhand.org

Board:
Mondmann4711 (UTG): $1,425
HERO(UTG+1): $1,495
usamar (MP1): $3,545
vicente38 (MP2): $1,720
Make40 (MP4): $890
lestatlevamp (CO): $1,470
LeManu69 (Button): $1,525
plisken (SB): $1,470
Bzer-JA (BB): $1,460

Dealt to HERO K♥ K♠

Pre-flop:
(1 folds)
HEROraises to $110
usamar calls $110
vicente38 calls $110
(5 folds)

Flop: ($345) 7♣ 9♣ 8♦ (3 Players)
HERObets $200
usamar calls $200
(1 folds)

Turn: ($745) A♦ (2 Players)
HEROchecks
usamar bets $525
(1 folds)

Results:
usamar wins $775


3 replies

I like a fold on this turn. Hits way too many hands.
I make it 90 preflop, makes c-bet a little cheaper.
That flop is pretty shit for us 3-handed, but i think the overpair is definitely still strong enough to bet for c-bet/shove for value. Often you will run into JJ/QQ in this spot...

nh wp imo.


ged covered it pretty well.

90 pre is fine.

i would probably bet flop a little bigger, its a very draw heavy board and you are against 2 opponents. so i would bet at least 280-pot.

turn smacks his floating range obviously, and you could already be drawing thin if he has a made straight or flush on the flop.

i would c/c a smaller turn bet but c/f to this size. nh wp


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007
Elite Grinder

Flush on the turn??

If it wasn't so expensive to do, I would personally b/f the turn for value from draws. But here our stacksizes don't really allow for that so I like your c/f.


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