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Originally Posted by OngBonga
Ok, hero holds 99 on the button, we 3bet mp's open, villain flats, flop comes A92 rainbow, villain c/r, hero flats the raise, turn comes Qh and puts a flush draw on the board (9 is other heart), villain leads turn, remaining stacks are 100bb each... hero?
Hero holds JTs on bb, MP opens, sb calls, hero calls. Flop is Q9A giving us flush draw and obv oesd. sb checks, hero checks, villain bets, sb folds, hero raises, villain 3bets, hero calls. Turn is 8, no flush. Hero checks, villain bets, effective stacks >100bb... hero?
Surely, as played, raising the turn in both of these examples is correct? I realise there's probably a better way to play both hands, I' m just throwing quick examples out there for the sake of argument, but flatting the turn seems horrible in both cases when villain has sufficiently strong range to be stacking off on turn, and there's usually outs for him to catch up.
Both those examples are deeper than 100bb and bikes did say "with ~100BB".
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