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						I'm not sure leading the turn is prudent.  I would discount his ability to be on a pure bluff float for the aforementioned reasons, but that leaves him w/ K9s+, KJ+, 22, 77-99, 87s, & a few heart draws.  Pokerstove says:Text results appended to pokerstove.txt
 
 1,892  games     0.047 secs    40,255  games/sec
 
 Board: Kh 7d 2h 8s
 Dead:
 
 equity 	win 	tie 	      pots won 	pots tied
 Hand 0: 	26.427%  	26.43% 	00.00% 	           500 	        0.00   { AhJh }
 Hand 1: 	73.573%  	73.57% 	00.00% 	          1392 	        0.00   { 99-77, 22, KTs+, Th9h, 9h8h, 8h7h, 7h6h, KJo+ }
 
 I am pushing him off or am ahead of some of that, but the majority is calling a turn lead to and then folding to a 3barrel, especially a river heart.  In summary, I'm intentionally giving myself bad pot odds and I don't think I have much in implied odds.  Do you all still think leading the turn is the best option?  If so how much do you bet?
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