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Message: [QUOTE="eetenor, post: 6676113, member: 385063"] First of all this is not a horrible fold- all you have is 1 pair on a board that has straight flush possible many flushes possible -we block none- straights possible the BB is often calling for the bounty with 2 pair or even a baby flush themselves and a great bluff spot for IP to leverage the BB vs you- So no not a horrible fold at all---Do not think ok I need to be calling more often in spots like this it will not be good for your bankroll- As to the bounty it is not big enough to adapt our calling range enough to overcall with TPTK no blockers when the bb overcalls most often- yes this spot but no not enough spots- Sometimes we just fold to a bluff it is ok not horrible Thinking deeply about the turn is where you will get the most study benefit What was your goal when you bet big on flop on a rainbow weakly connected board? What hand ranges did you expect to continue? How does the 6d interact with those ranges? 3 way with now a very wet board do we want to continue to build the pot vs two ranges BB being the most likely connected range to this turn card? Do we want to continue 3way or get folds? Was our sizing good for getting folds? How nutted can we be here? Does that effect our turn betting decisions? With the IP V being bounty available and an SPR of 1 does that influence our turn sizing when we choose to bet? If we do bet how can we put max pressure on the BB as they are the V that concerns us the most due to their SPR? Do these two factors respond well to the same bet sizing on turn? :unsure::geek: [/QUOTE]

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