Hello set

Is c/f turn best? Barring any bets giving good odds of course. Villain is relatively new to the table but seems taggish so far.


Texas Hold'em $1-$2 NL (real money), hand #P4-58670805-692
Table Eindhoven, 19 Jan 2008 12:07 AM ET

Seat 3: Galapogos [ 6:s:,7:s: ] ($113.80 in chips)
Seat 4: dSTRoyUrGAME ($91.50 in chips)
Seat 5: bebed ($48.85 in chips)
Seat 6: zaza xx ($74.35 in chips)
Seat 7: Marcoali1 ($39.40 in chips)

Antes/Blinds
bebed posts blind ($0.50), zaza xx posts blind ($1).

Pre-Flop
Marcoali1 bets $2, Galapogos calls $2, dSTRoyUrGAME calls $2, bebed calls $1.50, zaza xx calls $1.

Flop [board cards 4:d:,2:s:,3:s: ]
bebed checks, zaza xx bets $2, Marcoali1 calls $2, Galapogos bets $15, dSTRoyUrGAME calls $15, bebed folds, zaza xx folds, Marcoali1 folds.

Turn [board cards 4:d:,2:s:,3:s:,K:c: ]
Galapogos...

Yeah no FE = check and only call if you have odds, obviously.

yeah c/f to a decent bet but why the huge raise on flop? you dont need to go so big to clean up outs or buy a free card, and you shouldnt really be trying to get all in either.

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Originally Posted by nutsinho

yeah c/f to a decent bet but why the huge raise on flop? you dont need to go so big to clean up outs or buy a free card, and you shouldnt really be trying to get all in either.

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I'm kind of a bet sizing fish. It's only a pot raise, I figured this way I wouldn't be getting any overpairs calling behind me. Too much though? Would something like 11 been more ideal?

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Originally Posted by nutsinho

you shouldnt really be trying to get all in either.

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Is this because villain's stackoff range here is like straights, sets, maybe 2pr?