fold river or turn? -_-

fuckin checkminraise, there it is

Cant really beat anything on the river except a missed draw bluff I think but checkminraise turn on a draw doesnt make sense so fold.

if you bet more on the flop you can fold the turn or river, but as played you pretty much have to call here.

check behind turn 100%

Have to call? Yeah right. He has top pair...

Yeah check turn, that's your card so no need to bet it...

actually, as played i'd be strongly inclined to fold the river but calling is fine too.

ask yourself is he checkraising the turn with only hearts? and does he push the river with KQ? there are two reasonable hands here against which you should be calling imo, and those are KQh and QJh. however, only QJh i can see checkraising the turn, but 44, 66, and KT have you crippled. why would he checkraise on the K, is the question as to whether or not you should call the river

it entirely depends on what kind of a player he is, against an unknown i think you should be folding here by default just on the principle that your one pair is not that great

checkraising the turn when the K pops up only makes sense if he improved to two pair or was slowplaying the flop - it doesnt complete any draw and the river push can only be a bluff attempt or a monster hand (i'd consider KQ a bluff), I dont see him doing that with anything you beat

and yeah QhJh or QhKh, those are possible...seems like hed checkraise more on the turn with those though, who knows check minraises make no fuckin sense - its usually strength from an unknown donk

bigballs when you check behind on the turn you're basically setting yourself up to call a bluff from a missed draw or control the pot size against a set, but considering the board 4h 6h Ts, the possible draws are any 2 hearts, 53 (unlikely), 57, and 78. that includes a lot of draws and the only two possible sets are 44 and 66, so don't you think that most of the time you will be giving a draw a free card, more often than you will be controlling the pot size against a set?

and if not, then do you basically have to fold the river if hearts complete and he fires out on the river? what if a 9, 7, or 3 hit and he fires? obviously you call on a blank, but those cards complete possible draws and AK already loses to a set on this board.

obviously my advice is retarded so listen to bigballs

you check behind because no hand that check called the flop will also call the turn unless he has a draw
and if he does have a draw you could very easily get a bet from him
yes, im calling a reasonable bet on any river
and if he checks the river im betting

in hindsight, a check behind, then call river woulda been best line here... bleh.

when u check behind turn, pot will be small and u can then call if u feel like he is bluffing and it wont cost u that much if he was actually slowplaying.
dunno whats bigballs line, but thats why i would check behind turn

(edit: this was typed before bigballs 2nd post here)

basically extractin max value with less risk.

yea