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Tuesday, December 9th, 2008, 4:26 PM
QUOTE (CoranMoran @ Tuesday, December 9th, 2008, 6:31 PM)

I play it the exact same.
When Villain calls the flop, we're hoping he is on a draw.
That turn hit a lot of Straight Draws.
If I am determined to see showdown, then I check behind on the turn in order to call most river bets.
I only bet the turn if I am willing to throw it away to a check-raise.
Because calling 2 more bets after Villain shows aggression would be foolish.
Because this coordinated board offers our opponent the opportunity to semi-bluff-check-raise, my chosen path is to avoid this risk by just getting to showdown quickly and cheaply.
The river hurts our chances even more.
But fortunately, we did not have to make the decision to call off another bet.
--CM
a big part of what i meant by the turn being strongly read dependent.
you don't have to worry about this from most opponents at this level.