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[Closed] K9s: two pair on the flop, 3rd diamond on the turn

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$60/$120 No-Limit Hold'em (4 handed)

Known players:
[tg]SB (Hero)$3070.00:///////;BB$3075.00:///////;CO$2760.00:///////;BU$4595.00:///////;[/tg]

Preflop: Hero is SB with K:h, 9:h.
CO folds, BU calls $120.00, Hero calls $60.00, BB checks.

Flop: ($360) T:c, 9:d, K:d (3 players)
Hero bets $240.00, BB calls $240.00, BU folds.

Turn: ($840) 2:d (2 players)
Hero bets $450.00, BB raises to $2,715.00, Hero calls $2,260.00(All-In).

River: ($6265) A:s (2 players)

Final Pot: $6265.

I'm not sure whether my call on the turn was good. I tend to think it was, but still want to be sure.


2 replies
Steelbrewer
Joined: 22.04.2009

With such a draw heavy board I would bet more on the flop, 3/4 - full pot.

The problem is that villain got a freeplay from BB so you can't put him on a range really. I don't automatically give him credit for hitting flush but I assume that he probably has 1 decent diamond in his hand (10-A) . and once again your flop bet didn't extract much info from him; does he have a FD, some kind of SD, a decent K? the question is still in the air after this 2/3 bet/call.


chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

^ what he said about betsizing. Especially in a limped pot we want to build the pot more. I would bet cloesr to 550 on the turn as played as well and call a shove against bad players and fold to a shove against good players. Bad players can easily have Kx with a diamond or T9 or even K2, T2, 92 here (freeplay spot so he can have lots of worse pairs). Vs a good player I think this is a clear bet/fold OTT.