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[QUOTE="John A, post: 2255113, member: 88730"] Good... sounds like you have a good plan. That's important. As far as the hand, I don't mind betting the turn against some opponents. However, the read was this guy was capable of folding, so check/betting the turn isn't going to have much of a different consequence. The only thing is I open myself up to him betting the river, but if that's the case, I wasn't going to fold him out any ways. So it's irrelevant. I leave myself slightly over pot sized bet on purpose because it's big enough to make him fold KQ+. Obviously I'm mostly repping the draw, but there are some other possibilities, like a bluff turned good (AQ), TT/JJ. But part of the point is to think ahead about what you're likely going to do, and how to plan your bet sizing to achieve your goal. If you're leaving yourself 1/2, or 2/3rd, then you aren't planning your sizing well enough. 2/3rd can work sometimes depending on the texture of the board though. Any ways, I was hesitant to post is in some ways because I don't want to overly confuse people. [/QUOTE]
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