A♠T♠ BB vs BTN, turn on T♣ 6♠ 4♠ J♠, 100 bb
The spot
- You: BB
- Opponent: BTN
- Your hand: A♠T♠
- Board: T♣ 6♠ 4♠ J♠
- Effective stack: 100 bb
- Pot: 12 bb
BTN opens, BB calls. Flop T64 with two spades; BB check-called BTN 33% c‑bet. Turn Js puts a third spade out, BTN bets 70%.
Best turn line with the nut flush OOP?
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Best play: Check-raise to 3x
Why
Principle: when the turn completes your draw into the nuts, check‑raise for value. Applied to ATss on T64ss-Js: the J♠ gives you the nut flush, ahead of every hand BTN can bet. So: check‑raise to 3x — calling forgoes value from worse flushes, two pair and sets that will pay, and a jam folds out the hands you want to keep in.
Key idea
Read the board: a third spade on the turn turns your nut-flush draw into the made nuts — check‑raise for value and target worse flushes and two-pair.