[Closed] ATo against 3better oop

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Destolon

Joined: 29.04.2006

Posts: 2,328

29.10.2008, 17:22 0

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Dealt to Hero A♠T♣
Hero raises to $1, fold, BTN raises to $1.50, fold, fold, Hero calls $0.50,

FLOP ($3.75) T♥8♠9♠
check, BTN bets $0.50, Hero raises to $1, BTN calls $0.50,

TURN ($5.75) T♥8♠9♠J♥
check, BTN bets $1, Hero folds,

BTN wins $5.50

when I look at it more closely I don't like my c/f anymore. I felt like the J turned my equity down A LOT. Also i thought that he was not going to bet air on the turn. I would probably be unable to call a riverbet for most cards to come.

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SeaJaws

Joined: 04.06.2007

Posts: 974

29.10.2008, 21:57 0

You should bet the turn against a possible flush draw.
In the future (much higher limits) it's also important for balancing because if you start check/folding with weak hands, you should also check/raise sometimes with made hands etc. If you always bet after you check/raised the flop it is always balanced ;).

_Anonymous_

29.10.2008, 22:52 0

Hi Destolon,

the turncard is really one of the worst card coming.

However I agree with SeaJaws that a bet is better. He can call a lot cards on the flop with which he has to give up on the turn or calldown.
It's getting tricky if he is raising but as you showed some strength he won't bluff here that often so I would just fold.