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Message: [QUOTE="Vallet, post: 7119745, member: 398249"] The big blind defends against your bet. He doesn't raise it, which may tell us that there are no pocket pairs in his range. The top pair is caught on the flop. You're making a value bet. The check-raise of the opponent tells us either about a strong hand, or he is planning something. Folding top pairs with the best kicker is terrible on the 6-max table. There is still hope for a flush in your heart. 9 outs thanks to the turn card. The villain's bet is 75% of the pot, he can block outs. If you are calling, then he will most likely go all in on the river. It would make it even harder for you to fold two pairs and mentally return to the flop action to make a decision. By folding on the turn, you have saved yourself the agony and doubt on the river. [/QUOTE]