Quote Originally Posted by koolmoe
One of the biggest reasons for slowing down on the river with a hand like TPTK is that draws are either made or aren't. If they've made their draw, they'll raise you. If they haven't they'll fold to any bet. Also, if you check the river intending to call, you can often induce a bluff against aggressive players with a busted draw.
The first 3 sentences make perfect sense, and are very simple, yet very true. But i dont understand the last sentence. You check in front and they bet and you fold, according to the first part of the paragraph because you know they made their draw. But for the second part of the paragraph you check in front they bet and you call/raise becasue you believe it is a bluff. How do you tell the difference here? Please explain.