Flopped set facing donk. Should I jam turn?
Posted by belrio42
Posted by belrio42 posted in Low Stakes
Flopped set facing donk. Should I jam turn?
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50 (5 Players)
CO: $38.66
BN: $28.67
SB: $32.53
BB: $20.00
UTG: $60.00 (Hero)
BN: $28.67
SB: $32.53
BB: $20.00
UTG: $60.00 (Hero)
BB is tight/passive reg. Rather straightforward, from what I've seen.
Preflop
($0.75)
Hero is UTG with
2
2
, ,
I like 2.5x open with tight players in the blinds.
Flop
($2.75)
2
9
4
,
BB donks big. I'm guessing he has top pair or overpair here most likely. Though he's very straightforward, I don't want to discount entirely his bluffs. The board is extremely dry but it hits the BB somewhat often. So I just call.
Turn
($6.89)
2
9
4
6
, ,
BB donks big again. At this point, I could just call and allow him to bet river again, or I can shove. I don't have a heart, but it's not too likely that he has a flush draw himself. So I'm not too concerned about protecting. So, with this hand in a vacuum, it's probably best to just call.
However, I would like to occasionally bluff here. In my pool, turn raises are very respected: people (especially regs) tend to fold a lot. I have some very strong hands here (overpairs and all the sets). I could shove some of my combo draws or something like FD with overcards which have a lot of equity no matter what.
However, I would like to occasionally bluff here. In my pool, turn raises are very respected: people (especially regs) tend to fold a lot. I have some very strong hands here (overpairs and all the sets). I could shove some of my combo draws or something like FD with overcards which have a lot of equity no matter what.
What do you think of the turn jam?
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