Quote:
Originally Posted by Sandwich
15-30 limit holdem at Parx PA
Game lost a couple of players so is suddenly 5 handed. UTG seems clueless but button seems solid; I've seen him mostly playing 40-80 so he's playing below his normal stakes.
UTG calls, button raises, I call one small bet with Qc4c in the BB.
Flop is Qs As 4h
I check, looking to checkraise the preflop raiser.
My plan works.... UTG checks, button bets, I raise, UTG folds, and button calls.
Turn is Ad and the action is on me.
Uh oh... Would you bet out or go into check-call-assess mode?
Interesting spot that does come up once in a while. I think this is player dependent, but a line that I would consider taking is bet/fold turn and check/call brick rivers. The idea is that if you’re against someone that doesn’t raise draws, we can get value against their flush/straight draws and then check/call blank rivers hoping to bluff catch against a range that contains at least some amount of missed draws. We also cap his range when he doesn’t raise the turn.
This only works against players who aren’t tricky enough to raise their draws on the turn. If they are tricky enough, check/call, check/decide is best, probably looking to check/call blanks and check/fold spade rivers.