You're a Bunch of Factors

This was about the 20th hand in a 5/10 ring game, and I had already almost tripled my buy in. Only 4 people on table.

Battle of blinds, I get [ad td] in SB.

I raise to 45c. BB calls

Flop [6d jd th] (Pot 90c)

I bet 60c

Turn [3c] = Pot (2.10)

I bet 70c
BB raises to $2.10
Me ??????

All I know is that's a weird turn for him to raise.

Stack sizes before the hand commences?

That play is such a flopped set in micro stakes, I check call unless I hit the nuts on the river.

Me $28.5
BB $ 14.19

Garth Kay wrote:That play is such a flopped set in micro stakes

agree, and sometimes 2 pair.

I can't give much history about his play, didn't get involved in too many of the other 20 hands with this player.

With stacks I still check call and evaluate on river. I don't fold to that turn nor do I check raise in that situation that early in the game.

If I hit the joint (nut flush) on the river then I lead there. If the river bricks I would more than likely check call to see if I was right. But in most cases a raise on a nothing turn at micro stakes indicates a very strong hand.

muzzington wrote:All I know is that's a weird turn for him to raise.

this.

Re-raising is not an option unless you have a read. Call this, and go for value on any A/T/diamond rivers. The only set he should (realistically) have is 66, most micro players will 3b JJ and TT, especially BvB. And there is no way he has 3s here.

Could be a diamond draw too.

I think double barrelling this is fine btw.

check / call the turn i think. why only bet 70c into a $2.10 pot. a good player might raise this bet with a wide range, cos its looks weeaakk.

as played, i still call, because its onle $1.50 more lol Just hit your flush and stack him on the river.

i think betting turn is fine.

now he raises, peel the the river, but check fold if you miss