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Hello the :f_cool: is back :)

Anyway I was going through this article when I read this:
"You would play this hand the same way if, for example, T :club: had shown up on the turn. Once again, if your opponent raises, folding is your best option."

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I mean why would T :club: be a scare card here?


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TJtheTJ
Joined: 12.10.2011

Hey Kokuruz,

The idea is that turn raises are generally very strong. Especially if you have no info on villain, it could easily be fine to just bet/fold because villain likely won't raise with enough worse hands to justify bet/calling, despite the Tc not really being a scare card.

The main point of that section is to show that turn raises (especially at the micros) generally indicate a very strong hand. Although the article is slightly older, that same principle still applies now.

Hopefully that helps :)

Regards,
Tino


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