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Originally Posted by ThaKingOnerz
Turn comes Ac, V checks. Hero?
Our straight comes in so that's awesome but how do we get max value? My thinking is if he has a hand that call us here, its now something like a combo draw, two pair or the nut flush draw with top pair. But I'm a little bit confused as to how continue in a situation like this. We've turned the nuts against an unknown villain on a wet board that his continuing range is two pair or better.
Thoughts?
I think that's a pretty good analysis.
So firstly on the turn it should be obvious that betting is the correct play here. You get value from all of the hands that you've identified. At the same time, although you have an excellent hand you're, vulnerable to the flush draw (which is more likely than usual given his flop and turn play and the fact that the A,K and Q of hearts are not in your hand or on the board) or another K/Q landing and you having to chop the pot when he's got KJ/QJ. So for that reason you don't want to be giving him a free card.
On the river If he checks I'm sticking another 60% PSB on a non-heart, non-paring board card. If one of those cards does land and he donks I'll call (depending on donk-bet size). If he checks I'll bet out but fold to a c/r.