Originally Posted by Lance

yes, that's it, the good example.
This is an easier spot, but what about when the turn card is Kc
Have you bet the turn or c/f ?

Originally Posted by Lance

yes, that's it, the good example.
This is an easier spot, but what about when the turn card is Kc
Have you bet the turn or c/f ?

Originally Posted by Chopper

i will only c/c if villain has been aggressive or bluffy. i am not getting even 4:1 on my overcards, and the A is likely the only good one. so, i need to feel i have some shot at being best here. plus, all players like to play AX type hands here, and an A falling could really screw me. most likely, i c/f.

again, though, if villain is bluffy, i am not folding Ahi in a HU pot with him pretty much no matter what falls. i'm just not bloating a pot with Ahi, either.

this is likely a factor of stakes between me and asdpikas. he plays higher than i do.....where the play may not be so straightforward in regards to villains' aggression.

Originally Posted by LeeJones

"Many winning holdem players would probably make more money if they threw away overcards they're playing."....

But Jones also gave exceptions to that rule:

1. you are last to act. Nobody can raise behind you. and
2. you are calling one bet. and
3. you have AKs or KQ, and
4. You make top pair or an eight or nine-out draw on the turn.