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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2148920, member: 88730"]
Good answer, and you do want pot control here, but that's not the primary reason. If you're against a decent regular, he will likely assume you're mostly FOS if you CR a board like this. But at most micro and some small stakes games you'll get folds from opponents who don't understand this (unless of course they have a hand). You'll also get calls from players with their mid-pairs and hands that now their hand can essentially be WA/WB (way ahead way behind) at this point. So you would fire any turn spade, K, J, and you can c/c or fire on an A or T as well. This is also why it's a great board to CR against good regulars when you go have a big hand because you'll be one level ahead of them in their thinking and can win a big pot in a lot of ways since they may also re-float your CR with air.

C/C this board looks much stronger, and again you can lead a ton of turn cards and really fire a ton of turn cards and bomb the river if you're called. Your line is going to get a lot more credit than CR against someone more competent.

Not sure what you mean by 3-betting though unless you mean the flop check-raise (this isn't a 3-bet). You get points for offering an answer.
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