Continuation from Part 1, this is Part 2, “The Turn” PLEADE READ THE ONE PRIOR TO THIS FIRST. If you haven’t done so already…
Since everyone had a little bit different opinion (None of which I thought was wrong), lets say you just smooth called the 120 on the flop. Hoping that either the last to act will raise sensing weakness, or knowing that it will be time to shed some (or all) players on the turn.
As it turn out, the last to act, surprisingly, just calls. Same 4 players go to the turn. The pot is now around 990 chips. You still have the 
The turn is:
*** TURN *** 



Ugh why couldn’t that have been the Jack of DIAMONDS!???!?!?!?
This could have become a little bit more perilous with that second jack. However, it didn’t help in any of the drawing situations so that‘s good news, and anyone praying for runner, runner has missed... It could give someone an added confidence, but could also be a scare card for the other players and even possibley you…
It’s possible that Jack gave someone of full house but I think it’s unlikely. One would think that if someone had flopped a set or two pair that there was enough drawing cards on the board for them to make a move and take right there on the flop. But no one did. Unless of course the SB (which is where it would likely come from now) was hoping for a re-raise…But then again… It is poker…
SB checks and the 4th seated player also checks to you. What is going on here? Small bets and checks? No one has really taken control of this so far. It’s your turn to act with one player yet to come.
What is it that you do here and why?
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BTW I'll bing doing Part 3 tomorrow afternoon sometime so we can finish this up. I know some are anxious to see how it ends....
And thanks everyone who have participated so far. For me, it's been a fantastic learning experience!
That said, I'm inclined to think you are going to lose this to a full house. Otherwise, you probably wouldn't be going through all this.
Coincidentally, that happened to me 3 times tonight. I made straight or flush, guy calls all-in w/ 2-pr or trips, makes boat on river to bust me out. Happened on 3 different sites!
Great answers everyone. I really appreciate your time by posting in them... Hopefully it will help others but I know it's helping me learn and become a better player...
At the first read, I didn't realize there was a person to act behind. However, that doesn't change my flop raise. In fact with a player to act behind, the raise is even more urgent. The call in seat 4 is worrying. He could have 77,JT, 89, - if he is loose/passive J7 suited or 10,7 suited. I would bet around 350, a little over 1/3rd of the pot. An overpair and/or a flush draw SHOULD fold to this bet. 89 should also fold to this bet. However, it will be difficult to get a player out of the hand who's holding say AJ. AJ diamonds is a real possibility for one of the hands. Unfortunately, the flop smooth call has left you with no clue as to where your hand stands next to the others and there is a strong possibility your hand is drawing to two outs already. The flop smooth call has left you in a bad spot. Can't wait for the next installment! Great blog!
This is why I love this site... Great answers all the way around!
BTW "The river" will be coming later today (When I said tomorrow it was late last night)
What really bothered me here was the small bets and checking. I probably wouldn't have been as bothered but there were (in my poinion) WAY TOO MANY people in the hand for this.
It was hard to put all on a hand. I was worried about the guy in the SB the most but his checking the Jack on the turn baffled me...
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I would throw a probe bet in something small you are sitting with 1350 in chips it is the first hand maybe like 250 and see what kind of action you get if i was reraised i am done running like the police was chasing me