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[QUOTE="Figaroo2, post: 4394085, member: 103914"] Well he's isolating a limper rather than 3 betting. I'm only having to call 4bb, I don't want to have to raise fold TT here and calling is more likely to keep the fish in the hand. I don't know why good players constantly blast weak players out of hands preflop. So one of the tactics to use against wide late position stealers and isolators is the turn lead overbet. I use this tactic a fair amount and this reg is likely to have seen me lead the turn like this with a some fairly low equity hands. Yeah you could raise flop and Check raise the turn but good players know he is usually up against a strong hand and give up. I rarely check raise the turn here as it looks so strong and to a good reg the full pot or slight overbet turn lead is aggravating and they want to know what hands you are doing that with. You cannot also be sure that a good balanced player will bet an ace here. He now has showdown value and possibly his own flush draws and he will want some Ax in his turn checking range. They arent all going to bet the turn. The board is perfect to represent a semi bluff and you need to mix it up against really good players like this guy if you want to get paid by them. [/QUOTE]
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