Call or fold?

[Royal Flush]

Kiril gersaimov, rob hollink

Was this Monte Carlo?

Snoopy they play in his home game all the time!

[snoopy1239]

Fold is the general opinion then.

I was the one utg and had raised with 10,10 having not played many hands for some time i felt i needed a pot, with my rock image a decent pre flop raise i was very surprised he called my bet on the end. Kiril gersaimov, rob hollink and the scandieboy that called all said they would have called my bet on the end. A bet on the turn no, but the check stinks apparently. I didn't rush the bet or give any tells and wanted the bet to look like what tightend said the bet looked like, i was certain he had a Jack and would almost certainly fold for 40% of his remaining chips.

It depends on the opponent.

You can't bluff a fish.

[matt674]

got to be worth 8 bananas on the bananometer.

Any chance i can just have 8 bananas?

[ACE2M]

Kiril gersaimov, rob hollink

Was this Monte Carlo?

Snoopy they play in his home game all the time!

Sharp as a tack our snoopy.

[snoopy1239]

Kiril gersaimov, rob hollink

Was this Monte Carlo?

Snoopy they play in his home game all the time!

Sharp as a tack our snoopy.

lol

 

I skipped that post because I wanted to answer without reading it.

[JP]

The trouble with playing it this way is the turn check is telling the guy with J-10 that he is in front and having raised preflop in his mind the range of hands that you have is probably 77-TT.

If this was limit hold'em I would bet the river here nearly 100% of the time as a value bet. However, in NL there is no point betting the river here as you will not call with a worse hand, so the

only way he can make any more chips is to check to induce a bluff from you which has worked brilliantly. After checking the turn you have waved the white flag I think, check it down and

hope the 10s are good. Or alternatively fire another bullet on the turn. Realistically you can only have a set here and that is very unlikely the way the hand has been played. I more than likely

call here.