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Aztec122 · 01-26-2009, 03:17 PM

I agree with the last post. I'm probably betting all three streets and will only slow down if I'm check raised or bet into on the turn or river.

The board is uncoordinated and not draw-heavy, so I think you can safely value bet. If the turn brings a heart, you can bet and fold to a check-raise. If the river brings a heart, you can check behind or put in a small value bet and fold to a check raise.

There are pros and cons. If you had bet the turn, he might have folded and you miss out on catching his river bluff. However, he might have been spazzy enough to call turn and river bets with his ace-rag.

01-26-2009, 03:17 PM	#5 (permalink)
Aztec122 Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 5	I agree with the last post. I'm probably betting all three streets and will only slow down if I'm check raised or bet into on the turn or river. The board is uncoordinated and not draw-heavy, so I think you can safely value bet. If the turn brings a heart, you can bet and fold to a check-raise. If the river brings a heart, you can check behind or put in a small value bet and fold to a check raise. There are pros and cons. If you had bet the turn, he might have folded and you miss out on catching his river bluff. However, he might have been spazzy enough to call turn and river bets with his ace-rag.