[Closed] NL10 SH, 66, mono-colour board, set, quads on the turn

I would raise the flop to protect against a naked heart and to set you up to get it all in before or on the river.

Min raising on the turn looks super strong which is probably why he folded on the river. As played I would just call the turn bet because you got the nuts and then shove any river if he bets and just vbet if he checks.

Nh I´d played the hand the same way

Originally posted by Kaitz20
Nh I´d played the hand the same way

You would seriously basically min-raise the turn with quads? when you are in position and villain is probably like to lead a lot of rivers?

My thoughts:
1. By raising small I give him the odds to draw for a flush
2. His AF is just 1.3, he's unlikely to bluff if he doesn't hit

vs unknown I would probably play differently. But vs this player I think the line is good

Hi,

I'd raise the flop and get it in more often than not.

As played on the turn it's fine to min-raise, it bloats the pot enough to get all-in on the river regardless and if we make too big a raise that kind of villain can actually fold draws a decent amount. I think you can push it to $4.3 or so and get the same result, but if you make a bet big enough that it's clearly a shove villain can get away. Against more loose passive players just raise to $5.5 or something, they will call anyway.

Hope it helps.