You ended up saving money by playing wrong, imo.
I think the turn is actually bettable, but you'd probably need to bet more than $0.66. As a rule, I like to bet the turn, so that villain doesn't "free bet" river with a size I don't want to pay.
Probably I would'v gonne $0.80/$1 on turn, both for value, protection and cheaper SD, as I would chbh river if villain allowed.
Originally posted by aleasy77
Very hard play on ggpoker on nl5, only must fold, less value hands and of course zero calls (in multiway too) when finally catch set. People too often 3bets/squeeze here.
One of the beauties of poker is that one needs to adapt. If you'r having a bad run on cards, you need to start playing some marginal hands IP, so that you are not perceived as a rock, when you actually have something. If you play premiums (or they perceive you to) and/or if you change your bet size/only bet when you hit strong, opponents will adapt by overfolding to you and you should explore.
I agree there's great difference between NL2 and NL5, but I don't think the site is dealing you bad hands, probably you are just not mixing enough suboptimal hands (specially IP) and expecting villains to pay you same as they did in NL2.
Take NL5 as an opportunity to widen your IP range and post-flop play with such hands, as you'll need it later on.