Hi Duck, sorry I haven't been around for a few days.
My default play would be to bet the turn versus almost anyone with a hand this vulnerable. Your turn decision if you get raised I think depends upon the type of player you're up against. If this particular guy raised the turn I'd call and make a decision depending on the river card.
*** TURN *** [
] [
]
COOL_DUCK - Checks
Opponent- Bets $2
COOL_DUCK - Calls $2
*** RIVER *** [
] [
]
COOL_DUCK - Checks
Opponent- Bets $2
COOL_DUCK - Calls $2
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Opponent - Shows [
] (One pair, sixes)
COOL_DUCK - Shows [
] (Two Pair, sixes and twos)
This was a tough decision, because I wanted to protect my vulnerable hand. But this guy is real aggressive, as you can see from his stats and the solid sample size. I was worried about a bluff raise or any other kind of semi-bluff.
If he has a draw or a good pair he could semi-bluff or call. He's also fully capable of a bluff raise.
In the hand I elected to turn-value check him down. My read being that this guy bets everything you check to him, and knowing that he makes plays I have to call the river as well. So his range here on the turn is just huge.
In this situation it worked, but I think in most I'd have to bet against passive players, or average players, since they'd be to likely to check the turn and I'd lose value.
