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 Originally Posted by Warpe
One thing I'd like to point out is the size of my turn bet. In these situations, I like to keep it to around 1/2 the pot to encourage a raise out of a better hand. My thinking is that if I pot it, a stronger hand can hide behind my bet, but if I keep it relatively weak they can't abide the loss in value and can't help but raise. A call here pretty well confirms a draw. I might be setting myself up to get blown off hands though. Thoughts?
I bet more than you did. I really like my hand.
A call doesn't confirm a draw. It usually just means he has an ace.
Reads help here. Its very difficult to lay your hand down on the river. If you suspect you are beat when he calls the turn (e.g. villain is nitty), then a river blocking bet is in order. Against a loose passive, a committing river value bet is in order. Against a loose aggressive or a wannabe tag, you can check and call a bluff.
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