25nl: turned FD

[robbyd86]

only 15 hands on villain so unknown... flop i decided to play passively and take a nearly free draw. Should I be leading this turn or do u prefer the ch/r??? River is obv terrible and prolly a ch/f.

Full Tilt, $0.10/$0.25 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 6 Players
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BTN: $38.80
SB: $159.69
Hero (BB): $64.16
UTG: $47.04
MP: $17.89
CO: $55.95

Pre-Flop: 8 7 dealt to Hero (BB)
UTG raises to $0.50, MP folds, CO calls $0.50, 2 folds, Hero calls $0.25

Flop: ($1.60) K 4 3 (3 Players)
Hero checks, UTG bets $0.33, CO calls $0.33, Hero calls $0.33

Turn: ($2.59) 4 (3 Players)
Hero checks, UTG checks, CO bets $2, Hero raises to $6.50, UTG folds, CO calls $4.50

River: ($15.59) K (2 Players)

[BigCheesy]

I prefer leading turn with 2 people behind me, my hand being vulnerable to another spade and the small betsizing on the flop with usually means they are both weak.
Check/raising can put you in an awkward spot if you get 3bet on the turn and also there's the chance that none of them will bet.
As played river is a c/f.

[garbageman18]

Originally Posted by BigCheesy

I prefer leading turn with 2 people behind me, my hand being vulnerable to another spade and the small betsizing on the flop with usually means they are both weak.
Check/raising can put you in an awkward spot if you get 3bet on the turn and also there's the chance that none of them will bet.
As played river is a c/f.

this seems good

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bet turn, as played fold river

[DAiMONiON]

i lead turn.
river i go kill some small animal and cf.

[aejones]

you might as well CR to 7 or 8 dollars on the turn because chances are he's got a pair + a FD of some kind and isn't folding it. as for leading turn... i probably wouldnt. it sucks when it gets checked through because people call so much but based on relative position if the person who has the lead keeps it you will get a chance to call if the CO calls. there are a lot of hands that will get overplayed on this board at these stakes (like 99 with a spade), and also a lot of hands that get bet that shouldn't (like KJ without any spades), so i would rather go for the CR than lead. also, if you get 3-bet or raised on a river blank you can very easily fold.

cf the river, obvvviously.

[dougiedan678]

lead the flop imo.
turn c/r > lead for above reasons.

[Donkadocus]

I C/R for full pot on the turn (to $8.50)