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[Closed] NL600 SH - TT on double board

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bumbi999
Joined: 12.03.2008

v: no info 5 hands

Turn call or fold?

Hand converted with online PokerStrategy.com hand converter:

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$3/$6 No-Limit Hold'em (5 handed)

Known players:
[tg]SB$2321.70:///////;BB$1534.60:///////;MP3$1209.15:///////;CO(Hero)$600.00:///////;BU$600.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is CO with T:d, T:h.
MP3 folds, Hero raises to $18.00, BU calls $18.00, 2 folds.

Flop: ($45) 9:s, 9:c, 6:s (2 players)
Hero bets $30.00, BU raises to $101.00, Hero calls $71.00.

Turn: ($247) 6:d (2 players)
Hero checks, BU bets $121.00, Hero calls $121.00.

River: ($489) J:h (2 players)
Hero checks, BU checks.

Final Pot: $489.
Results follow:

Hero shows two pairs, tens and nines(T:d T:h).
BU shows two pairs, aces and nines(A:h A:c).

BU wins with two pairs, aces and nines(A:h A:c).


2 replies

I think I fold without further reads. You have nothing but a bluff catcher, and I don't think many opponents would continue bluffing or semi bluffing on this turn.

You could only continue if you knew your opponent is super bluffy aggro and would go bluff crazy in this spot

**EDIT: Oops, posted with my brother's ID =P It's caltabiano here


Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

As played i'd fold it at the turn, too. The reason is that your call OOP at the flop looks strong and he's unlikely to continue bluffing.

But the question is why would call the raise in the first place if you plan to fold to any further action?
A call at the flop sets you up for ugly spots and nothing else.
The 6 is basically a total blank and he's still putting you in a tough spot even though he bet the turn that small.

At the flop you have to be aware that he's never valueraising with worse hands and you don't know about his bluffingfrequency yet.
Another thing to consider is, that you are a unknown for him, too. So i think it's less likely for him to just spazz out and bluffraise.