66 flop set... fold turn??

[gotigers1234]

This is very very silly to even mention. The play he made is >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> folding. I think the play he made is probably better then making it 20c actually.

With that said, Limp. Easygame

Oh and never fold this turn that's just silly. Don't shove either.

treebet thanks for the advice.... I am trying to understand the reasoning. We call the turn b/c we still have outs against his nut hands and also is there a part of his range that we are still way ahead of even with this turn card? Is this the right way thinking?

[Icanhastreebet]

treebet thanks for the advice.... I am trying to understand the reasoning. We call the turn b/c we still have outs against his nut hands and also is there a part of his range that we are still way ahead of even with this turn card? Is this the right way thinking?

Basically your getting a pretty good price, about 3:1. Even versus a flush we have about 24% equity which is close to immediate odds. If the villain does have a hand this strong he's always going to pay us off on the river. If he doesn't have a hand this strong then we are ahead anyway!

If villain wasn't this loose and passive I think checking the turn has some merit but I think betting in this case should be better.