$400nl

[Jordan 1]

TT utg, I raise to $14, villian on left calls me, CO calls. Villain is a FCPer, but doesn't post often. Good player. Tricky. Uses min raises sometimes on flops with set or air, and sometimes makes standard raises with trips...doesn't cold call often on flops.FLOP :: Jx Jx 7 ($48)I bet $30, villian calls, CO foldsTURN :: 5I check, villian bets $65, I fold.---love, hate, thoughts?- Jordan

[krup24 0]

I'm just curious why you didn't bet the turn here.Villian is tricky and I guarantee hes putting u on a whiffed AK or AQ. I call this bet.

[DonkSlayer 1]

As played, I like calling the turn and making a crying call on the river to a value bet. Betting into the turn doesn't hurt either.

[Scott3705 0]

eh. close. did the fact that it was 3-way influence you? At first I read it as HU and thought about calling the turn and leading the river for the same $65. I suppose that w/ another player behind, he'd call the flop w/ a jack hoping to bring the CO along. With no draws out there, any chance the villian checks this turn w/ a jack since it looks like you completely whiffed?

[gaddyjr 0]

I don't hate it, but I don't like it either. Your turn check shows so much weakness that I think it is impossible to put him on a J. If I was in his position I would bet the turn with anything after you checked.I think the better line on the turn is to lead for $50-$60. If he raises, you can feel a little more comfortable laying it down.

[screech 0]

Wouldnt he play 7x, or a pocket pair this way too? FWIW, I occassionally call gutshots on scary boards liek this because it often allows me to steal the pot on the turn.

[Jordan 1]

Wouldnt he play 7x, or a pocket pair this way too? FWIW, I occassionally call gutshots on scary boards liek this because it often allows me to steal the pot on the turn.

I hate how I played this hand, because of what I was thinking after he called the flop.I told myself, he has a medium pair and is going to bet the turn, check/raise.And for some reason, I folded. First time I went against a read all night...I think this should have been either a lead or a check/raise against what I thought he had...i really hated how I played this turn..- Jordan

[Jeff 0]

betting costs you a little. not betting and having him take command costs you the whole pot. need to bet the turn. if you get raised, then you can ponder folding. aggressive dude.

[iggymcfly 0]

Why not just c/c the turn? It puts less in when you're behind, and you make sure to get a turn bet in when you're ahead. You're WA/WB here, so I don't see much point in check/raising the turn.

[Jordan 1]

he showed A K regardless of whether he had the J or not, I know I played this turn horridly...this was the only time I went against what my gut was telling me all session, and it cost me...but oh well..hard to play flawless 3 tabling durnig a 3 hour session.- Jordan