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 [ 6,7 ] ($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 4,2,3 ]
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 4,2,3,K ]
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.

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.

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?

Originally Posted by nutsinho

you shouldnt really be trying to get all in either.

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