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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7207179, member: 397965"]
Thats the spazz factor at the low end of the micros, I was talking about, where the guy only look at his own hand and go "LOL I have a straight" without even considering, that its only the third best straight, and any hand with a T in it has a better straight. Thats why at 2NL it is ok to close your eyes and call here, because sometimes people massively overplay their hand. Whereas if this happen at 10NL, its a pretty disgusting spot, and you should probably fold, unless you have some kind of read on the opponent.

If you raise the turn, get action, and a bad card comes on the river, then you simply adjust to your new relative hand strenght. Like maybe the river card is 8s filling up sets and two pair and completing the front door flushdraw. Then you can just check back and take a free showdown, since you got your value on the turn. Or if he donk into you for full pot, you can fold and live to see another day.

This is monsters under the bed thinking. When he bet 2BB into a pot of 13BB, the last thing on your mind should be, that he probably has the nuts, and that you dont want to get 3-bet. Its not going to happen very often, and even when it does, its much less worrying, that it is on the river, since he could be semi-bluffing some sort of big draw. Or he could have the same hand and fastplay it for the same reason, that you should have fastplayed.
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