Originally Posted by
kmind
Ok so you definitely think we are
behind here no matter what?
Nope. I put
Villain's
range up above.
Ax. Kx. Jx. 4x. Perhaps Qx. Two spades. Two diamonds.
We may have some
fold equity and we also may be
ahead of a good part of
Villain's
range. And we've represented a strong hand. Heck, we even have some
outs to
improve our hand (a King or a 7 on the
river)!
To answer the question in your second
post, I am not sure if he doesn't care about our cards. Rather, I suspect he is weak-- people who
limp-
call pre-
flop raises generally are. That ace may very
well be a
scare card for him as
well as us. If you
turn up the heat on a weak player, he may not remain a
calling station-- he may decide we've got him beat and get out. Hence there may be some
fold equity here.
I am not saying NECESSARILY to bet the
turn; I am simply saying that there is certainly an argument, depending on what one thinks the
Villain might do, to continue firing.
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