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[Closed] FL $2/$4 two pair heavydraw river?

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SB: ˆ180.50
BB: ˆ79.12
Hero (UTG): ˆ68.50
CO: ˆ41.95
BTN: ˆ249.75

SB posts SB ˆ1.00, BB posts BB ˆ2.00

Pre Flop: (ˆ3.00) Hero has T♥ K♠

Hero raises to ˆ4.00, CO calls ˆ4.00, fold, SB calls ˆ3.00, BB calls ˆ2.00

Flop: (ˆ16.00, 4 players) T♦ K♦ 7♦
SB checks, BB checks, Hero bets ˆ2.00, CO calls ˆ2.00, SB calls ˆ2.00, fold

Turn: (ˆ22.00, 3 players) 8♦
SB checks, Hero bets ˆ4.00, CO calls ˆ4.00, fold

River: (ˆ30.00, 2 players) 6♣
Hero bets ˆ4.00, CO calls ˆ4.00

My opponent seems to be loose passive. VPIP 40, PFR 10, AF 1,1, WTS47
I am not sure which line to choose on the river. I think bet/fold seems good in the sitatuion in order to avoid a situation in which he would check behind with weaker hands and bet with stronger hand. What do you think aboyt check/fold given he is passive and that he isn't likely to bluff on such a board?

Thanks!


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firsttsunami
Joined: 23.01.2006

you should check the turn. it's very likely when both player just called that flop that at least one will have a flushdraw. that means you are almost always behind on the turn and SB could check/call with a small flush in order to see whats gonna happen behind him.

considered your odds - in case if Co raises - are too good to make a fold with 4 outs left. if he raises you are getting around 1:10 for your call and you can count at least 1BB implied odds when you hit. the required odds of 1:11 are given and thus you can'T play bet/fold on the turn.

you may even get a freecard from a small flush but certainly no flush will fold to your turnbet. if co bets into two players and SB calls you'd call again and fold to another bet on the river. if CO raises and you remain unimproved on the river you can fold and if CO barrels again into 2 you can fold as well.


Thank you for your opinion :)